I would suggest the following *relatively* simple method.

1. Detect incoming mail that meets the triggering requirement (subject/from/body-content) via a NewMail rule.

2. Forward the message to a noticeboard via a second Newmail rule, with same trigger requirement. This step is needed to create a discrete file.

   This creates a message file with filetype *.cnb.

3. A third rule, with same trigger requirement, to delete the message from NewMail.  

4. Run a program to detect this new message (type) and rewrite the message suitably fixed up.

5. move (not copy) the message back to the NewMail directory. 

Martin 

Hi,

 I need to program a filter that when it receives an e-mail, it adds in inline character (similar to when you forward an e-mail) and then sends forwards that e-mail to another e-mail address. It all needs to be automated.

Example, I want an e-mail that looks like this:

 Lead from MLS

845856

845692

867451

 Will look like this:

>Lead from MLS

>845856

>845692

>867451

The reason being, that we use a lead routing system, that when a customer e-mails it gets sent through the routing system to an agent. The program strips out all of the html in an e-mail and it can't read those three numbers as seperate. It just sees them as a long string of numbers that it can't process. So I need a way to either add a character to each line.

 Any thoughts,

 Jason

www.CBMaine.com