Hallo Gerrit, On Mon, 6 Oct 2003 10:33:53 +0200GMT (6-10-03, 10:33 +0200, where I live), you wrote:
GK> How I like that "secret code" idea! You see: I once came to believe GK> that if I would construct a clever filter system I would probably be GK> able to have The Bat! (at the office) send me any file I would request GK> to me when I am on the road (by putting the full path of the file in GK> the body). Such a thing would defenetely require a "secret code", and GK> of course I've never even tried to implement it, but it would be GK> brilliant! Isn't that difficult Set your password (secret code is rather dramatic) in your subject line and create two filters that trigger on that subject. Your first filter exports the message to file (overwrites it) the export template will only contain the macro %text and the filter (at options) is set to 'continue processing with other filters' Your second filter is set to reply to any message with your password in the subject line with a reply template that has this: %include="path\filename" path\filename being the file where you exported your message to in your first filter. To instruct TB to do whatever you'd like it to, you'd only need to send it a template, something like: %AttachFile="C:\My documents\My silly text.doc" Could be something entirely different too, like: %To=""%To="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"%- %Subject="Out of office"%- Hi, I forgot to tell you I'm out of the office, can't be reached for a while. LLAP Just to tell somebody that you're gone without telling him your travelling e-mail address. Of course you'd need to remember some macros, but not the really difficult ones. Since the only things you'd want to is replying the message to a different address than you'd be using to send the trigger message, to change the subject (your reply template should take care of a neutral subject, since it would otherwise send your password as subject line) and to add some files. -- Groetjes, Roelof ________________________________________________ Current version is 2.00.6 | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
