on 10/30/02 11:01 PM, Allen Watson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I've uploaded a new version of my script, "Strip [*] fr Subject(v2)". It
> removes prefixes from subject lines such as "[X-apps]" and "[EntourageTalk]"
> (I know, this list does not use them, for which I'm grateful, but some lists
> I am on do). If there are multiples of such bracketed phrases it will remove
> them all. (Caveat: It removes everything that appears in square brackets!
> Don't use it if there might be good information there.)
I am on a bunch of those mailing lists that use the square brackets and this
will be a great help.
One suggestion (from someone who has no scripting experience and has no idea
how hard, or even if the following suggestion is possible):
Could a copy of the original subject line be copied into the first line of
the message in case there is some good info between the brackets?
Something like:
Original subject was: "Re: [win-XP-adv] Re: Why is my screen blue?"
Just a thought.
-Mat
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