On Sun 4 January 2004, 1:37:39 +1000, Cs4l wrote:
Actually, this would not solve my issue.
SpamPal would modify the headers instead of the subject, and I would
want to remove the modified header so it it does not get picked by the
filters. In that case I'd need a script to remove the header
Hello,
Don't interpret what I write negatively, I'm very happy with SpamPal!
Nevertheless, my spampal sometimes mis-identifies messages as spam
and includes markers in the subject line of the received message.
How can I get rid of the added marker in the Bat so that filters do
not
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Hello,
On 03 January 2004, 09:57 +0100 (03/01/2004 08:57 local time) cs4l [C]
in mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
C Don't interpret what I write negatively, I'm very happy with SpamPal!
C Nevertheless, my spampal sometimes mis-identifies messages
* cs4l [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Nevertheless, my spampal sometimes mis-identifies messages as spam
and includes markers in the subject line of the received message.
How can I get rid of the added marker in the Bat
This is not possible without exporting, editing and reimporting of
Hello Martin,
Saturday, January 3, 2004, 10:56:33 AM, you wrote:
MW I've stopped using SpamPal but did use it a few months ago. I never had
MW these headers because I configured SpamPal not to show them; I used the
MW headers instead. Checkout SpamPal options etc.
Actually, this would not solve
ON Saturday, January 3, 2004, 3:37:39 PM, you wrote:
c Actually, this would not solve my issue.
c SpamPal would modify the headers instead of the subject, and I would
c want to remove the modified header so it it does not get picked by the
c filters. In that case I'd need a script to remove the
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