I am sorry to ask this question because I can't but think it has been asked many times before. But I searched the forum and did not find an answer.

I admit I am new to Regex and have been trying to teach myself the syntax so I can built my own search strings. But could someone give me a jump start on the proper syntax to block attachments ?

I would like to create individual matches for different types of extensions. In other words I want to explicitly define matches for *.zip, *.exe, *.scr, *.exe...

Can someone give me a few working examples of working syntax for this type of regex traps ?

By the way I did find a pretty good tutorial site called http://www.regular-expressions.info.

Thanks and again apologize if  this has been answer before.

Lee

Dan,

Actually it is my fault for not specifying enough information.

Unfortunetly I am using 1.2.0.212 which does not have the extenstion blocking capability. :(  So I was under the impression that I could use regex in the Keyword field to block specific file extentions.

Lee

Ok Dan then I misunderstood the other threads about regex and attachments. I assumed they were trying to do this using the keywords because the versions that were being used did not have the Attachment blocking.

Oh well. Bummer. :(

Thanks for taking the time to "splain it too me" (said in my best Ricky Ricardo voice) hehe

Lee