Hello Charlie,
Historians believe that Mon, 9 Jul 2001 at 19:34 GMT +1000 was when,
Charlie Laidlaw [CL] typed the following:
JA>> You could try:
JA>> String Location Presence
JA>> ^To\:[^@\n]*[EMAIL PROTECTED][^@\n]*$ Kludges Yes
JA>> And enable Regular Expressions under the Options Tab.
CL> it works perfectly! cheers mate, thats very helpful.
CL> i don't understand it, looks like gibberish to me; i assume it says
CL> 'filter only if you see [EMAIL PROTECTED] alone'. whatever, its good
I'm glad it works for you. It works like this:
^ - Start at the beginning of each line.
To\: - Look for the word To followed by a colon
[^@\n]* - Find any number of any character other than the @ symbol or
a line break. This is because if you had another address,
it would have an @ symbol in it. So if there is no other @
symbol, there is only one address.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] - The address you want.
[^@\n]* - Same as above.
$ - Keep going until the end of the line.
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Thanks for writing,
Januk Aggarwal
Using The Bat! 1.53bis under Windows 98 4.10 Build 2222 A
I had a really great tagline to put here, but I can't remember what it
was.
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