Hi Peter

          In a post time stamped 21:40:15 +0200 re: "custom quotes & search criteria"
          you wrote:

Peter> I have put together a regexp for the reply template that extracts the
Peter> name of the Sender:

Peter> <onelongline>
Peter> %SETPATTREGEXP='From: (\"?(.+?)\"? *<|([-.\w]*)@)'
Peter> %REGEXPBLINDMATCH='%TEXT'%SUBPATT='2'%SUBPATT='3'
Peter> </onelongline>

          Jan responds: As I mentioned in a prior post, the above
          works like a charm & I thank you for it.

          I'm including another digest sample to illustrate what
          I'm now trying to do, alas unsuccessfully.

-----|| original digest-style msg ||-----

There are 2 messages in this issue.

Topics in this digest:

      1. Trying to register Ecco Toolkit
           From: "Jefferson French" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
      2. Strange sync behavior with Palm IIIx
           From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________

Message: 1
   Date: Wed, 27 Sep 2000 22:03:31 -0000
   From: "Jefferson French" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Trying to register Ecco Toolkit

the web and email contact info in the
documentation are no longer valid.

-----|| End digest-style Msg ||-----

          Jan continues: So I select Jefferson French's msg & want
          to reply to it in a personal way via macro. Thanks to
          the line you created below, I'm able to lift his name
          from the selected text & place it in a folder customized
          a reply macro.

Peter> %SETPATTREGEXP='From: (\"?(.+?)\"? *<|([-.\w]*)@)'
Peter> %REGEXPBLINDMATCH='%TEXT'%SUBPATT='2'%SUBPATT='3'

          Jan continues: However I'd also like to be able to pull
          out the subject of the above selected msg [Trying to
          register Ecco Toolkit] instead of the digest subj line
          "[EccoPro] Digest ####"

          I've tried the following expression without success:

          %setpattregexp='Subject: ((\d\D\n$%)%regexpQUOTES)

          thinking that:
          
          1.    %setpattregexp would look for a pattern within the
          selected text

          2.    the pattern would look for "Subject"

          3.    then accept any letter or any digit following
          "Subject" ending only at a new line

          4.    & paste it in the reply template.

          Any suggestions would be appreciated.  Thanks.


Regards,
Jan Rifkinson
Ridgefield, CT USA
Reply to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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