Hallo David, On Thu, 20 Mar 2003 19:31:46 -0500GMT (21-3-03, 1:31 +0100, where I live), you wrote:
RO>> That would be easy. Create a quick template (options - quick RO>> templates) Call it 'virus' Type the text you'd like to use, RO>> something like RO>> Whenever you'd like to warn somebody about a virus that he's RO>> sending, you just call the quick template, as we decided to call RO>> it virus, you type virus immediately followed by Ctrl-space and RO>> the quick template will be executed. DC> Yes, but I'd like to have it pull the old subject line from the DC> old email as well as pull the information that nod appended to the DC> email so that it can be sent to them, as well as the file name Since, you're doing a manual reply the message already has the correct destination and subject line, so the only thing thing you've got to enter in the 'virus' quick template is this: ,----- [ ] | Hi %OFromName, | | You sent me a virus, this is my scanner's info: | | %SETPATTREGEXP="(__________ NOD32.*\n?www.nod32.com)"%- | %REGEXPBlindMATCH="%Text"%subpatt="1" | | %Clear `----- I've tested it on the first message in this thread, where you posted a sample of nod32's message and it worked. Just remember to be careful to whom you send it. As Jonathan and Jernej stated, most modern viruses spoof the from address, so only reply to the message when you're sure (no when you only think it might be) about who's the sender of the virus. -- Groetjes, Roelof ________________________________________________ Current version is 1.62 | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
