               A super reply script v2.2 for FARMail v2.3
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Author: Alex Yaroslavsky
E-Mail: t-rex@operamail.com
Home page: http://trexinc.cjb.net/
           http://trexinc.narod.ru/
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What this script can do:


1. Processing Re: and Re[x]: fields in subject.
Examples:
Subject: Some text      Subject: Re: Some text     Subject: Re[23]: Some text
after reply             after reply                after reply
Subject: Re: Some text  Subject: Re[2]: Some text  Subject: Re[24]: Some text

2. Full quoting with initials. (configurable, see reply.fms)
Examples: (When the from field is "From: "Vasya Pupkin" <vasya@pupkin.rot>")
bla bla bla             > bla bla bla              AY>>> bla bla bla
after reply             after reply                after reply
VP> bla bla bla         >> bla bla bla             AY>>>> bla bla bla
and smart initials when there is no name and only e-mail address
Example: (When the from field is "From: <super!_vasya34534@pupkin.rot>")
bla bla bla
after reply
sv> bla bla bla

3. Throwing away of greetings and signatures. (configurable, see reply.fms)

4. Using the Message-ID field to not interrupt threaded messages, like on
yahoogroups. This one is courtesy of Vadim Yegorov <zg@matrica.apollo.lv>.

5. Sender's name extraction for greeting and easily settable greeting message.
(configurable, see reply.fms)

6. Easily settable signature. (configurable, see reply.fms)

7. An optional easily settable message containing the original date of the
message sending. (configurable, see reply.fms)

I think that's all, for now, MUGHAAAAAA!!!!!

Feedback:


Feedback of any kind will be appreciated.
If you add more features to this script I'll be glad to know about them.

Greetings:


Eugene Roshal and FAR Group - for FAR
Serge Alexandrov <poseidon@mtu-net.ru> - for FARMail and the demo scripts
Vadim Yegorov <zg@matrica.apollo.lv> - for much help with this script