Friday, January 24, 2003, 9:58:32 AM, you wrote: ~> I have searched the archives and all I can find are arguments over ~> "should you bounce" or "should you not bounce", "does it help" or ~> "not" ~> I simply want to know if it is possible to "fake" a bounced e-mail from ~> theBat! ? ~> I do not want to use it as a Spam fighting tool, so I could care less ~> about that argument. I want to be able to bounce the occasional ~> "flame" message. I don't care if a genius can tell if it is not a ~> real bounce or not, I just want the average user to see it and think, ~> "well he must not be using that e-mail address anymore" ~> For example, if there is a certain person that I no longer wish to ~> receive mail from, can I bounce all of his messages to me? ~> (I hate to say this, but Like the feature that MailWasher offers?) ~> Please, no reply's on if this is Politically Correct or not... ~> Thanks in Advance for your help.
~> -- ~> Best Regards, ~> ~John, ~> [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hello ~John, I run Linux at home, and Kmail comes with a nice, official-looking Bounce feature...looking at that, I don't see why one couldn't create a special Reply rule with TB! whereas if an offending email arrives, a "bounce" message could be sent as a reply. However, that said, it would have to be manually sent (obviously). That said, I haven't tried it with TB!, but I think it's certainly within it's ability. -- Matt Cahill Rhombus Media Toronto ON [EMAIL PROTECTED] tel: (416) 971-7856 fax: (416) 971-9647 ________________________________________________ Current version is 1.62 | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
