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TCH-Bruce

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  1. Have you tried putting the script into the cgi-bin folder of your public_html folder?
  2. I use Abilon (Windows) and it's free.
  3. I use Anypassword that Don recommends and like it.
  4. Congratulations Kris & Caitlan! Thumbs Up woooot
  5. float
  6. silly
  7. wrench
  8. Nope, they can't I already did!
  9. I don't have the numbers but I'm moving this to pre-sales questions for organization.
  10. Check the total hit points. If it's less than 5 they will come through although SA thinks (knows) it is SPAM.
  11. polka
  12. I hope not. This is one of the reasons for moving to the Mozilla browsers. If you can copy to the clipboard you can copy from the clipboard which is a major security flaw. Just my opinion.
  13. shoe
  14. I'm not sure if there is a way for you to monitor it but you will be notified if it is. Moving to more appropriate forum.
  15. Moving for organization.
  16. The "www" folder is a symbolic link to the "public_html" folder. You should upload to the "public_html" folder.
  17. fries
  18. OE6 can handle a filter of this sort. Go into Message Rules and create a new rule. Select "Where the TO and CC contains people" in the first box. Select "Delete from server" in the second box. Click on "contains people" and enter your email address and tap the Add button. Now select Options. Set the radio button that says "Message does not contain people below". Give it a name and save it. It will not handle BCC though. And since OE is the only client I've used in a while I am not sure other email clients can handle the BCC field.
  19. You will probably want to open a Help Desk ticket for help with this. The support guys read the forums sometimes but the support desk will get you a quicker response.
  20. Bill, if you still want to use MT, I have the version 2.661 install files.
  21. king
  22. They are probably using their own internal sort mechanism. I write software and use my own routines to sort and don't rely on Windows to help with it. As to why Windows is sorting it correctly I couldn't say. Under older versions of Windows it worked as Raul says. Same as DOS did.
  23. Hi John and welcome to the family! I do not have my rewrite subject turned on. And I do not have the Spam Box turned on either. I have created a filter to work off any Spam header that begins with "Yes" and filter it to a spam email account that I created until I was sure I wasn't trapping good email. Later I changed the filter to Discard instead of filter to the spam email account I created.
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