@@ -117,32 +117,6 @@ error when you try to send a message using features that Resend doesn't support.
117117You can tell Anymail to suppress these errors and send the messages
118118anyway---see :ref: `unsupported-features `.
119119
120- **Restricted characters in ``from_email`` display names **
121- Resend's API does not accept many email address display names
122- (a.k.a. "friendly names" or "real names") formatted according
123- to the relevant standard (:rfc: `5322 `). Anymail implements a
124- workaround for the ``to ``, ``cc ``, ``bcc `` and ``reply_to ``
125- fields, but Resend rejects attempts to use this workaround
126- for ``from_email `` display names.
127-
128- These characters will cause problems in a *From * address display name:
129-
130- * Double quotes (``" ``) and some other punctuation characters
131- can cause a "Resend API response 422" error complaining of an
132- "Invalid \` from\` field", or can result in a garbled *From * name
133- (missing segments, additional punctuation inserted) in the
134- resulting message.
135- * A question mark immediately followed by any alphabetic character
136- (e.g., ``?u ``) will cause a "Resend API response 451" security error
137- complaining that "The email payload contain invalid characters".
138- (This behavior prevents use of standard :rfc: `2047 ` encoded words
139- in *From * display names---which is the workaround Anymail implements
140- for other address fields.)
141-
142- There may be other character combinations that also cause problems.
143- If you need to include punctuation in a *From * display name, be sure
144- to verify the results. (The issues were reported to Resend in October, 2023.)
145-
146120**Attachment filename determines content type **
147121 Resend determines the content type of an attachment from its filename extension.
148122
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