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Also, make sure you add the class "mktNoTrack" so that it doesn't popup a re-direct window. You probably just want it to bring up the compose email window. The only side effect is that you won't get link tracking for that mailto link when you use "mktNoTrack," but this might be fine for you. To do t...

It's actually just an issue with excel. You can fix it in two seconds: Select the entire column. Go to Data > Text to Columns. Choose "Fixed width." Remove all break lines. Set column data format to be the date format you want. Click "Finish." If you don't like the format still, you can now u...

You don't even need that, this can be done from Excel itself. Just right-click the cells and choose "Format Cells," then pick the formatting you'd like.

If you are using Outlook 2013, our support for that will be rolling out with the June release so stay tuned!

If you right-click on your test and choose "Send Sample Test" you can enter your own email address and it will send you both the champion and challenger!

1. If it is a subject line test, then it will pull the existing subject into the test to be the "champion" you are validating. You would then specify another subject to use as the "challenger." If it's a whole email test, then it will simply test the "challenger" email you select against the "challe...

All you need is munchkin on each of the pages and you'll be able to view them in the web page activity report.

You can use the "mktNoTok" class on links to still get tracking but just indicate the mkt_tok value should not be appended to the query string.

It is likely a conflict of jQuery versions. Since the beta munchkin does not depend on jQuery, this may solve it for you.

You can add the "mktNoTok" class to your links and they won't include the mkt_tok query string parameter.