>>The problem is, .html attachments are all labelled the same with only a >>number differentiating a legitimate file from some dreadful spam >>attachment that one does not want to open! > >What you need to do is download Howard Bornstein's "Emailer Cleanup" from >www.designeq.com/software/ and your problems with the >enclosures/attachments will be over.
Thanks Bill, I might very well - although the Mail Action is using VRic's script beautifully now. However, I feel the need to explain something further while I have a chance - it might be of interest. It may have sounded preposterous that I had not realized that the following would have made all the difference. > instead of putting >''*SPAM*' into the "subject contains" criteria I simply put the word >'SPAM', without the stars. The messages tagged by my ISP do have stars on either side of the word SPAM and I thought, by including the stars I would differentiate spam tagged mail from legitimate mail that was about spam and therefore had the word spam in the subject line. The reason the stars complicated matters is that the star font that Emailer uses when I press the "star" key (Shift 8), is different than the star font Emailer uses in the tagged spam mail's subject line. Odd. I guess Emailer confused itself. Tannis ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
