Tuesday, September 9, 2003, 9:15:04 PM, Gordon wrote:
G> For others, the problem seems to be that in the selective
G> download I can't see a way of specifying that the "Details"
G> heading be the *only* word in the subject line. In other words
G> to kill messages with a subject line that says "Details" but
G> let through those which say "Here are the Details".
I'm familiar with Unix regex and this would do what you want on a
Unix system. I've not tried it with TB!:
^Details$
The caret '^' says that the 'D' must start at the beginning of
the line. The dollar '$' says that the 's' must be at the end of
the line.
Would you post your filters that you have set up, please? I'll
give them a try on my system and maybe together we can get this
working better.
I'm motivated to get this working since I've received over 250 of
the sobig viruses in the last 5 days. Between Norton, POPFile,
and TB! they're not a threat, but I'd rather not burn the
bandwidth downloading them.
--
Dave Kennedy
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