Okay, that makes sense... but couldn't I setup a regular expression filter to remove messages of known charset's like for Korea, etc.. ? Does anyone already have a filter like this that they are using? At present, I have a filter that deletes e-mail with �|�|�|�|�|�|�|�| in the subject line... I figure that if they have any of those characters in the subject line they are foreign anyway..?
-- Best Regards, ~John, [EMAIL PROTECTED] - - - Roelof Otten wrote - - - > Hallo Thomas, > On Mon, 27 Jan 2003 10:24:03 +0700GMT (27-1-03, 4:24 +0100GMT, where I > live), you wrote: >>> How would I go about filtering every charset except my own ? Or in >>> other words, has anyone had any problems filtering everything >>> except charset=US ? TF>> I would go about by using charset=US as the string to filter on, TF>> presence: No, Location: Kludges. > That would catch messages with no charset too. I don't know about you, > but I get hardly any messages with a charset mentioned. And those that > have no charset mentioned are generally in charset=US. ;-) > So it should be something with a double condition, like: > string: charset Presence: Yes Location: Kludges > string: charset=US Presence: No Location: Kludges - - - End of Roelof Otten's message - - - ________________________________________________ Current version is 1.62 | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
