I'm no stranger to SOUPER and its killfile ability, but I was wondering if
someone had found a way to kill messages that have no Message-ID header. In
one of the newsgroups I read, some a**hole has decided to post binaries with
no Message-ID header, which of course SOUPER downloads but YARN rejects. Is
there any way to kill said messages?
Also, I've noticed that there are some basics differences between SOUPER/2
and SOUPER '95. Like if I add the 'subject how do i', the Win '95 version
won't kill a subject line that has 'How do I' in it. The '.kill' feature
has already been mentioned. And how come the '-c' parameter doesn't work?
Why is it so sensitive about the positioning of parameters?
Although SOUPER '95 is not an 'original' Chin port, I was wondering [have
you noticed how I always 'wonder'?] if any one could shed some light on this.
Cthulhu
-- Who was forced to use Win '95 as they stopped supporting OS/2 at work and OS/2 wouldn't work with my new motherboard [not that Win '95 is any better!]