Shareware Awards...

Best Web Enhancement or Utility - The Bat! by RITLABS (www.ritlabs.com) As quoted in Dvorak's weblog: http://www.dvorak.org/blog/index.php?p=117 ~Mike Current version is 2.12.00 | 'Using TBUDL' information:

Quick question on Signal Strings

I looked in the help file but ddin't see an answer to this. The Signal Strings that you use in fitlers...is it an exact match by default or is a partial match assumed? For example, say you have a filter setup to catch all email from a website dumbdomain.com, can you just use the string

Re: Quick question on Signal Strings

When filtering TB! looks for the presence of the string you typed. For example the partial (signal) string Reply-To:TBUDL will match Reply-To:[EMAIL PROTECTED] because it is found in the target location. You should not use * unless using regular expressions (see Options tab). Thanks!

Automate selection of From/Reply-to based on the To address?

I currently have my own domain and forward all of my email from it to my real home email address. I've setup distinct forwarding addresses for each mailing list that I subscribe to (ex. for mailing list ABC I am subscribed as [EMAIL PROTECTED]). This way I can see if I start getting spam from one

Bayesit plugin and filters executing order

I just upgraded to TB v2 after a long time on v1.x and started checking out the Bayesit plugin. I noticed that some of my messages that I have filters on (to move them into separate folders) were being flagged as junk mail. I have my filters setup in the following order: Multiple filters

Re: Bayesit plugin and filters executing order

Second follow-up question Does the Bayesit plugin merely base it's calculations on the subject and body of the message? Example, say if I subscribe to a mailing list called [EMAIL PROTECTED] and have filters setup to move these messages into a specific folder (based on the sender's address

Re: Searching for a Tool

EC Quite some times back I got a useful tip for a tool to Rename and EC Manipulate Filenames in bulk (Flash Renamer). Name It Your Way is a pretty decent bulk file renamer, that is highly configurable. Check it out here: http://www.niyow.com ~Mike

The Bat! wins 2003 SIC award...

Just saw that The Bat! won for Best Web Enhancement (that seems odd)... http://www.sic.org/2003nominees.asp ~Mike Current version is 1.62r | Using TBUDL information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html