Hello TheBat! users, I am fairly new to TheBat!, I know something about working with Regular Expressions form working with Linux and a tiny bit of C, but here is something I find hard to do.
Perhaps some of you already solved this puzzle or knows how to do it. I am pretty tired of all those companies that add disclaimers or messages about virus scanning. I don't mind receiving mail that has them, but I want to get rid of them when I reply to mail with this sort of content. I have seen several samples of Regular Expressions for removing e.g. PGP signatures, and this is fine. But I can't yet figure out how to transform this into: "Quote everything up to the point where a line of '*' or '-' or '=' starts". Also, I find the documentation on the subject somewhat thin. Where can I find a more extensive explanation ? I also tried to subscribe to TBTECH, hoping to learn more there, but my subscription request gets bounced all the time. -- Best regards, Chris. Uses TheBat! 1.61 on Windows 2000 ________________________________________________ Current version is 1.61 | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
