In a recent message Harriet Bazley <lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > On 11 Dec 2006 as I do recall, > Frank de Bruijn wrote: > >> In article <ab367f934e.Dave@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, >> Dave Barnett <as10@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> > Most of my lists are now working consistently. I think the >> > breakthrough was to change all the list entries to lower case. Is >> > there something in the syntax that demands this? >> >> It's implicit for all of AntiSpam's functions (except RegEx). After all, >> the contents of the header fields are offered for comparison in lower >> case. The lists are no different from the ordinary rules here. >> > They are different; ordinary rules can be specified in any case > (although they are converted to lowercase by AntiSpam before the > comparison actually takes place). In fact, a lot of mine are mixed > case - and presumably a lot of his were too - since those are the > strings you actually copy from the headers. > Hey! That was going to be my response ;-) You do stay up late :-) I don't think a change in code is necessary, a change in TFM would suffice. BTW, I find the help file is one of the best that is out there. -- Dave Keep GMT all year