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<blockquote data-quote="webdan76" data-source="post: 1717326" data-attributes="member: 376851">Hi All,Thanks for your replies.@Rod Sprague1) When I say &quot;before&quot; I mean &quot;previously&quot; (I just noticed this a couple of months ago, but I am not aware of the exact day). I have not applied any changes, however it seems that something has changed.2) I have a MacBook Pro 2012, OSX 10.8.5, and Mail version 6.63) I have run Disk Utility to Repair Permissions, and a series of them have been repaired but mostly for iTunes@pm-r1) Yes, the comma in Mail is used to separate multiple email addresses2) If I paste the copied address to a .txt document, the comma that I get in the &quot;To&quot; text field in Mail is NOT present in the .txt file once I paste the same email address. For the sake of clarity, this means that if I copy this email address exampleaddress@example.com from a .txt file, when I paste it I get 2 different outcomes:&nbsp;&nbsp; - On the &quot;To&quot; text field of the Mail app &gt;&gt; , <a href="mailto:exampleaddress@example.com">exampleaddress@example.com</a>&nbsp;&nbsp; - On a new .txt document (or any other format) &gt;&gt; exampleaddress@example.com (like it should be)3) No, there are no problems. Emails are sent anyway. This does not mean that I do not want to know why this is happening <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /> Moreover I have also inspected the Message &quot;All Headers&quot; and &quot;Raw Source&quot; and everything seems to be OK. But as I said, this was not happening a few months ago on this Mac, nor this happens on other MacBooks that I have at home (as one would espect)@ferrar1) To test the issue I open a new text document, then I type just one of my email addresses (so no blank spaces nor extra characters), then I select the text, the cmd+c, then cmd+v to paste the copied email address to the &quot;To&quot; text field, but the outcome is , <a href="mailto:exampleaddress@example.com">exampleaddress@example.com</a>Many thanks again for your feedbacks and your time!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="webdan76, post: 1717326, member: 376851"] Hi All, Thanks for your replies. [B]@Rod Sprague[/B] 1) When I say "before" I mean "previously" (I just noticed this a couple of months ago, but I am not aware of the exact day). I have not applied any changes, however it seems that something has changed. 2) I have a MacBook Pro 2012, OSX 10.8.5, and Mail version 6.6 3) I have run Disk Utility to Repair Permissions, and a series of them have been repaired but mostly for iTunes [B]@pm-r[/B] 1) Yes, the comma in Mail is used to separate multiple email addresses 2) If I paste the copied address to a .txt document, the comma that I get in the "To" text field in Mail is NOT present in the .txt file once I paste the same email address. For the sake of clarity, this means that if I copy this email address [COLOR="#FF0000"]exampleaddress@example.com[/COLOR] from a .txt file, when I paste it I get 2 different outcomes: - On the "To" text field of the Mail app >> [COLOR="#FF0000"], [email]exampleaddress@example.com[/email][/COLOR] - On a new .txt document (or any other format) >> [COLOR="#FF0000"]exampleaddress@example.com[/COLOR] (like it should be) 3) No, there are no problems. Emails are sent anyway. This does not mean that I do not want to know why this is happening :) Moreover I have also inspected the Message "All Headers" and "Raw Source" and everything seems to be OK. But as I said, this was not happening a few months ago on this Mac, nor this happens on other MacBooks that I have at home (as one would espect) [B]@ferrar[/B] 1) To test the issue I open a new text document, then I type just one of my email addresses (so no blank spaces nor extra characters), then I select the text, the cmd+c, then cmd+v to paste the copied email address to the "To" text field, but the outcome is [COLOR="#FF0000"], [email]exampleaddress@example.com[/email][/COLOR] Many thanks again for your feedbacks and your time! [/QUOTE]

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