When I send e-mail to a group, I like to put the names and addresses
in the BCC: pane to maintain the privacy of the recipients. Now when I
click on the name of the group in my address book and the click on the
Create new message icon, the name of the list appears in the To:
pane. I then have to
When I send e-mail to a group, I like to put the names and addresses
in the BCC: pane to maintain the privacy of the recipients. Now when I
click on the name of the group in my address book and the click on the
Create new message icon, the name of the list appears in the To:
pane. I then have to
Try adding a hyphen in the pattern (not tried by me)
%SetPattRegexp=^.*@([a-zA-z0-9.]*)?$%-
to
%SetPattRegexp=^.*@([a-zA-z0-9-.]*)?$%-
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Tony,
that was magic!! thanks a lot, working perfectly
appreciated
--
vernon
Current
thank you, any one out there can assist me Plse
FYI, the TO field will have only a single email id.
Try this:
%BCC=%-
%SetPattRegexp=^.*@([a-zA-z0-9.]*)?$%-
%RegexpBlindMatch=%TO%-
%VAR1=%SubPatt=1%-
%BCC=management@%VAR1, accounts@%VAR1%-
Dear
hi tony,
works like a charm BUT
I have a particular subject that I use frequently. How can I nail it
in the Subject: history data so that it will always be there?
Thanks.
Use a template either address book for one person, group or a folder
template (or a quick template)
%SUBJECT=History data
or whatever you want
--
Rick
Hi Bunker,
Try adding a hyphen in the pattern (not tried by me)
%SetPattRegexp=^.*@([a-zA-z0-9.]*)?$%-
to
%SetPattRegexp=^.*@([a-zA-z0-9-.]*)?$%-
--
Best regards,
Tonymailto:t...@parkinch.co.uk
Thursday, June 4, 2015, 4:41:20 PM, you wrote:
thank you, any
G'day,
Over the weekend, my web site host moved me to a new server as part of
an upgrade, and this has changed the SMTP and POP3 servers from
aus39.unlimited-space.com to now aus52.unlimited space. This requires
TLS on port 995 for POP3 and port 465 for SMTP.
I've made the necessary
On Thursday, June 4, 2015, 12:22:58 PM, you (tbudl@thebat.dutaint.com) wrote:
Use a template either address book for one person, group or a folder
template (or a quick template)
%SUBJECT=History data
or whatever you want
Thanks. That approach just did not occur to me.
--
Leonard S.
Hello Bunker,
You need a RegEx to extract the string that begins immediately after
the last @ character in the To field and is followed by either
or the end of the line.
thank you, any one out there can assist me Plse
FYI, the TO field will have only a single email id.
Try
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