Stuart, Off the top of my head I would say that if you have control of the form on the web page you could actually do all the hard work there and store the info in hidden fields before its mailed to you. Doing this, you could construct an e-mail from those fields into the subject line with various delimiters that could be easily checked.
Example: Subject: New Form Submission User=<fields 1 + 2> Pass=<Password> Then it would be easy to parse the subject line to extract the User-name and password by simply looking for the User= and Pass= phrases. You might want to change those phrases to something else! Trevor -- Sunday, September 24, 2006, 8:29:13 PM, you wrote: SC> Hello TBUDL, SC> I am not positive that the following can be done, but if any e-mail SC> program can do I'm sure Thebat is the one. :) SC> I am going to be receiving an e-mail generated from a form on a web SC> page that will have the following layout: SC> ----------------------------------------------------------------- SC> Jim, Jones, 111 Portage Ave, Winnipeg, MB, R0G 2J0, 204-555-4463, SC> [EMAIL PROTECTED], 4444, Tech-P, Burntwood SC> ----------------------------------------------------------------- I SC> I need to send an e-mail to the e-mail address in the message and it SC> needs to contain a login name and password. The login name in this SC> case will be Jones4444 which as you can see combines two of the fields SC> and the password is 4444. SC> Is it possible to send this e-mail saying that they have successfully SC> applied to enter this site and can use Jones4444 as the login name and SC> 4444 as the password. SC> I'm assuming that if it can be done it will use regex, which I am only SC> barely familiar with and I will need patient advisors. SC> TIA ________________________________________________ Current version is 3.85.03 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
