I guess the falsified "from" address can't be spotted by a mail action 
for some reason?

Sounds similar to "Miscellaneous 3.1", which you can find at 
http://www.fogcity.com/em_utilities2.0.html

Haven't tried it myself, but you should be able to modify it fairly 
easily if the Email header you're after is on a line of its own.

Hope this helps,
-Vic


>October 9, 2003
>
>I've just joined the list (digest version so I won't receive replies 
>immediately) but I've been using Emailer from the beginning. I'm now 
>using 2.0v3 on a Beige G3/233 running OS9.2.2.
>
>I couldn't find any list archives so I'm very much in the dark regarding 
>the number of list members but I suspect it's not many nowadays!
>
>Anyway, to the point:
>
>I use a "Shopping cart" system to take orders from customers but the 
>orders get sent to me in an email message with a falsified "From" address 
>so I can't simply click on "reply" to mail the customer. Nor can I send 
>an automatic acknowledgement. (No, I can't change the shopping cart 
>system).
>
>I felt it ought to be possible to write an Applescript that would search 
>the incoming message for the customer's email address which appears on a 
>line of its own in the format:
>
>Email   : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>This could then be used in generating an automatic reply to the customer.
>
>However, my knowledge of Applescript is very basic. I could probably copy 
>existing scripts and do most of the job but I don't see how to grab the 
>email address easily from the message body text. Emailer contains no 
>string handling commands in its library so I guess the message would have 
>to be either saved to file or pasted into a different application first?
>
>I'm familiar with BASIC and I can write scripts in Filemaker Pro but I 
>have no knowledge of object-oriented languages.
>
>I'd appreciate suggestions but I'd also be prepared to pay someone to 
>write the complete script. For someone who's familiar with it, I guess we 
>are looking at a few hours' work?
>
>Martin Pickering
>http://www.satcure.co.uk

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