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Well, I suspect you found sending an email notification to the property owner relatively straightforward,



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and you can see that it's basically a copy and paste exercise.



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First thing to notice, I did make a change up here.



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I removed the extraneous comma after the guests first name in the notification to the guest.



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And then I just did exactly the same thing.



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I just overwrote the contents of HTML message with the message that I wanted, which was nothing more



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than reservation notification.



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A reservation has been made for placeholder from placeholder to placeholder, and then I substituted



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the room name for the first placeholder and then the start date and the end date using the same syntax



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I did before then I sent the message to I just overwrote my message variable and sent that set the two



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to me at here NORCOM, which would be the address of the property owner from the same thing and change



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the subject and sent the mail right here by sending it to our channel.



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Now, this is pretty good.



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You can send emails, but they're not very attractive.



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And what I'm going to do in the next and final lecture on sending email, assuming it takes one lecture,



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it might take two, is I'm going to show you how you can use a really good package from the Zerbe Foundation



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that allows you to send nicely formatted email message.



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And it's not that hard.



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So we'll take care of that in the next lecture or two.