On Sun 15-Jun-03 6:31am -0400, Allie Martin wrote:
> However, when you configure a filter to search
> String:
> Source: Sender
> Presence: Yes/No
> the filter actually searches the From header. The From header isn't
> altered by the list server, so it contains the
G'day neurowerx,
Sunday, June 15, 2003, 6:01:23 PM, you wrote:
nwd> You should check the kludges for "FROM: " then, shouldn't you?
Thanks - that solved the problem. I knew there had to be a way but I
was too dense to see it.
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Bob Mo®®is
Sunday, 15 June 2003
Using The Bat! v1.62r on Win
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Bob Morris, [BM] wrote:
BM> Unfortunately I found that the kill filter failed to work in the
BM> real world (as opposed to testing on old messages already
BM> downloaded) because I was basing it on the person I wanted to block
BM> being listed in the
15-Jun-2003 09:49, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Unfortunately I found that the kill filter failed to work in the real
> world (as opposed to testing on old messages already downloaded)
> because I was basing it on the person I wanted to block being listed
> in the "Sender" string. It appears that a
G'day Allie,
Saturday, June 14, 2003, 10:07:43 PM, you wrote some very useful
advice. Bill and Joel also provided some valuable guidance which I
also appreciated. Thanks guys.
Unfortunately I found that the kill filter failed to work in the real
world (as opposed to testing on old messages alr
Bill,
Saturday, June 14, 2003, 5:23:08 AM, you wrote:
BM> Since you've selected Regex, enter the offenders' addresses with a '|'
BM> separating each address. So if you want to 'kill' [EMAIL PROTECTED] and
BM> [EMAIL PROTECTED], you would type: [EMAIL PROTECTED]|[EMAIL PROTECTED]
As it turns ou
Bob,
Saturday, June 14, 2003, 4:39:00 AM, you wrote:
BM> This filter appears to work fine, but is there any neater and more
BM> flexible way to set up a "kill filter" without setting up a
BM> separate individual filter for each offender?
You can separate multiple strings with the pipe | characte
On Sat 14-Jun-03 7:39am -0400, Bob Morris wrote:
> Until now I have not felt any need to apply a kill filter, but after
> the recent spate of aggressive posts from one poster I want to
> exclude him from the material I read.
Well, I'm fairly new hear too, but I've found that everyone here is
very
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Bob Morris, [BM] wrote:
BM> OPTIONS
BM> Continue processing with other filters
BM> Regular expressions
I don't see the need to enable this option. Aren't you just doing a
simple string match?
BM> This filter appears to work fine, but is there any
G'day TBUDL Members,
I am using The Bat! v1.62r on Windows 98 4.10 Build A
I am used to reading my news group messages in a dedicated newsreader
(Forte Agent) which gives me the ability to quickly and easily "kill
filter" any objectionable poster by clicking a button and then
specifying how
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