>[3] Is there any chance that the E-mail is base64 encoded (in which case >you would need to be running v1.75 for it to get caught by the filter)?
I'm running the latest release, v1.75. How do you tell if it's BASE64 encoded?
Unfortunately, that can be difficult to determine. You would need to view the raw source of the E-mail, which many mail clients don't support (you would need to be able to see the MIME headers).
One other possibility: Is this the last line in the filter file? If so, you should make sure that there is a return at the end of the line -- many programs will not properly handle the last line in a text file if there is no return after it.
-Scott
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