On Fri 20-Jun-03 7:26pm -0400, Allie Martin wrote:
BM>> I would still like to see Stefan add pre-inbox and pre-outbox
BM>> filtering within TB.
> Yes, but X-Ray makes for a nice solution in the interim.
> I used to dislike it as a solution for manipulating the X-Mailer header
> but I've now disc
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Bill Mccarthy, [BM] wrote:
BM> Wow! Things have sure changes since I downloaded 0.1 on May 2nd.
The version I've been working with has an executable dated Feb, 2002.
I think the functionality was there. Just not documented on the web
site.
BM> Tha
On Fri 20-Jun-03 5:58am -0400, Allie Martin wrote:
> Bill Mccarthy, [BM] wrote:
>> How is it done?
> There's more detail in the readme.txt file.
> It supports the use of functions that can be used recursively.
Wow! Things have sure changes since I downloaded 0.1 on May 2nd.
Thanks for lettin
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Bill Mccarthy, [BM] wrote:
BM> How is it done?
There's more detail in the readme.txt file.
It supports the use of functions that can be used recursively.
Functions that may be used to remove the [foobar] from the subjects
include:
Taken from the r
On Thu 19-Jun-03 7:31pm -0400, Allie Martin wrote:
> Bill Mccarthy, wrote:
>> I've checked out X-Ray and communicated with the author - it doesn't
>> support the kind for clean subject filtering I wanted to do either
>> but the author said he was planning to support a user written plugin
>> some
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Bill Mccarthy, [BM] wrote:
BM> I've checked out X-Ray and communicated with the author - it doesn't
BM> support the kind for clean subject filtering I wanted to do either
BM> but the author said he was planning to support a user written plugin
BM> som
On Thu 19-Jun-03 7:03am -0400, DZ-Jay wrote:
> Is there a way to modify the Subject line of an incoming message?
It is a fundamental design flaw in TB not to have pre-inbox filtering
- TB doesn't support it. I've checked out X-Ray and communicated with
the author - it doesn't support the kind fo
On 19 June 2003, 12:03, DZ-Jay wrote:
> I suspect that removing the prefix from the subject lines will
> do the trick, but how do I do that?
~~~
While it's a PITA if a lot of messages are affected, you can change
the subject line like this:
1. Move the message to the Outbox
2. Open the me
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Dz-Jay, [DJ] wrote:
DJ> Is there a way to modify the Subject line of an incoming message?
DJ> The problem is that there are some mailing lists I am subscribed to
DJ> add a prefix to the subject, like for example: Subject: [MAILING
DJ> LIST] Re: hello.
Hello:
Is there a way to modify the Subject line of an incoming
message? The problem is that there are some mailing lists I am
subscribed to add a prefix to the subject, like for example:
Subject: [MAILING LIST] Re: hello...
and TB! does not catch the "Re:" of replies because it d
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