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v4.40 has new command line / variable feature...
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Normal Use:
USE: H datafile
Optional Uses:
USE: H ! will produce SAMPLE.$$$ which is a data file template.
Just use an editor, modify it, and save it as your datafile
with any legal filename.
USE: H datafile {,message.ext} where the second command line parameter
delimited with a , will be used in place of a variable in your
datafile under one or more destinations. In the sample.$$$
file the terminology of "message.ext" is explained. If you
replace message.ext with the variable &FILE it will look for
the message.ext on the command line. If &FILE is not found,
then the system will assume the message.ext is blank and
revert to the --- message text mode. You might have a default
message of say...
---
Report not available
v4.45 has new command line / variable feature...
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message.ext names (on destination lines) can have DATE variables. If a $ is
found in message.ext then YYYY will be replaced with 1992, YY with 92, MM
with 09, and DD with 13 for the date of 09/13/92. Of course this will always
use the current date.
Examples:
$yyyymmdd.txt will produce 19920913.TXT
$mm-dd-yy.dat will produce 09-13-92.DAT
v4.46 has new command line / variable feature...
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SUBJECT lines (on destination lines) can be entered on the command line.
USE: H datafile ,,c:\util\bbslist.zip where the third command line parameter
delimited with a , will be used in place of a variable in your
datafile (under one or more destinations) for the subject line if
the subject line is a $.
v4.47 has new command line / variable feature...
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Increments date/time per message for STUPID dup checking mailers.
Thanks: Ian Silver.