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Hi

I need you Light to find a program that can
Execute a Bat or PRogram
if find a paterm in the clipboard

EXEMPLE in the clipboard

Message-ID:
<919a50db-29ea-4a4a-b951->

IF "Message-ID: <" Execute a Program and pass this
<919a50db-29ea-4a4a-b951->

If some pleaple are curious it's just to delete some SPAM

On Tue, 01 Jan 2008 12:34:35 -0500, midjet wrote:

>Hi
>
>I need you Light to find a program that can
>Execute a Bat or PRogram
>if find a paterm in the clipboard
>
>EXEMPLE in the clipboard

There are lots of clipboard managers, the problem yoy have is you need
to then feed the delete (keyboard macro) message back into your usenet
reader.

Don't recall anything that does all of what you ask in 1 go.

Sounds like you really need to rethink your solution or get a better
usenet reader that has a good scoring system like 40tude or [something
else I might remember the name of later ]

Search the shareware/freeware sites
www.tucows.com
www.download.com
www.simtel.net
www.snapfiles.com

Those are the few I usually use.

Try www.google.com as well,
http://www.google.com/search?q=windo...rd+macro+shell
change the keywords around yourself.


>Message-ID:
><919a50db-29ea-4a4a-b951->
>
>IF "Message-ID: <" Execute a Program and pass this
><919a50db-29ea-4a4a-b951->

Using < may delete lots of messages.

>If some pleaple are curious it's just to delete some SPAM

It's a complicated way to delete spam.

You can do this with Perl, there are Win32 modules that interact with
the clipboard and apps.

Me

midjet <> wrote in
news:477a79ab$:

> Hi
>
> I need you Light to find a program that can
> Execute a Bat or PRogram
> if find a paterm in the clipboard
>
> EXEMPLE in the clipboard
>
> Message-ID:
> <919a50db-29ea-4a4a-b951-
> ps.com>
>
> IF "Message-ID: <" Execute a Program and pass this
> <919a50db-29ea-4a4a-b951-
> ps.com>
>
> If some pleaple are curious it's just to delete some SPAM

Open a new file in a good TXT editor (Edxor, NotetabLight etc.),
and Ctl-V.

This will paste your entire clipboard contents into the new
file.

Select what you want to find, Ctl-C, and do "edit/replace" or
just "find". Ctl-V to paste what you selected. It varies, but in
most programs F3 will go to the next instance of the search
item. Ctl-X to delete it, if that's what you want to do. I
*think* this is what you wanted... I didn't entirely understand
your message.

I find "Clipboard managers" fairly pointless, FWIW.