On Thu, 24 Jan 2008, chris lee wrote:
> On 24 Jan 2008 20:07:20 -0000, Robin - Bartow FL
> <suncoastlug.mailbox@gibp.com> wrote:
>>
>>> How'd you post without the list bumpf at the bottom? Unless that was
>>> sent to each of us individually (or just me) and you're better at
>>> forging headers than I am at reading them.
>>
>> I'm no script junkie. But I recall years ago (in DOS) extracting all
> lines of file/s containing a given text string and sending those line/s
> to an output file. Filtering in, is the inverse of filtering out. I
> suspect just the text area of an email could be processed in a similar
> way. For example, inclusions, exceptions, and "exact text strings" are
> frequently used in search engines.
>>
>> With differing email clients and user preferences, the host is the only
> non-variable that can create uniformity in what people see.
>>
> luckily enough gmail snips quoted text,. top or bottom.
However, it doesn't un-spaghetti-fy posts where some have DTRT and some have
DTWT, nor does it rewrap and quote each line of an infinite-line-length
paragraph.
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