Re: Can TB move a file, and send a link to it?

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Hallo Brian,

On Mon, 14 Apr 2008 15:14:18 -0700GMT (15-4-2008, 0:14 +0200, where I
live), you wrote:


BA> I have tried this filter: Sorting Office> Outgoing mail > Export
BA> Message To File > C:\BAT\move.bat with a template:

BA> copy "C:\BAT\XX\%Attachments"
BA> "C:\BAT\Sent"

Those two should have been on one line in order to work. BTW Are
sending your messages as HTML or test only? HTML might cause this to
go awry.

BA> But, the files never moved, so I just left the template as: del
BA> "C:\BAT\TA\%Attachments"
BA> which worked successfully.

BA> Would the filter template look something like this, in move.bat?
BA> =20
BA> %SetPattRegExp=3D'C:\\BAT\\XX\\(.*?)~~(.*?)\.txt'%-
BA> %SetHeader(To,%SubPatt=3D'1')%-
BA> copy "C:\BAT\XX\%SubPatt=3D'1'~~(.*?)"
BA> "C:\BAT\Sent\%SubPatt=3D'1'\"
BA> del "C:\BAT\XX\%SubPatt=3D'1'~~(.*?)"

No, you're thinking too complicated (and besides your regular
expression wouldn't work either). It's a filter that's being
triggered by your outgoing message and we've extracted the necessary
information before sending that message, that's why I placed the file
name in the Subject header.

Change it to this:
Copy C:\BAT\XX\%ToAddr~~%Subject   C:\BAT\XX\%ToAddr\%Subject
Del C:\BAT\XX\%ToAddr~~%Subject

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