On Sunday, February 01, 2004, Januk Aggarwal wrote... >> You have to make sure that the sender's address really _starts_ >> with an a, b, c etc. You could try this:
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Wouldn't it be better to anchor the start of the address with a word > boundary \b instead of a start of string anchor? I'm honestly asking > since I only use trivial regexps in filters. So your filter would look like this then? [EMAIL PROTECTED] Or something to that affect right? Would it match this? [EMAIL PROTECTED] The a is still in the word boundry, just not at the beginning. I think Carsten's solution is more likely to have the desired effect, but I'm not that good at regex. -- Jonathan Angliss ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) Welcome to Hell. Here's your copy of Windows.
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