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CyberBob
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Topic: Help me on this onePosted: 07 October 2004 at 5:00pm |
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Thanks for the replies guys help me with this one. (v.*i.*c.*o.*d.*i.*n) This will do exactly what I'm looking for but how do I add "\A" to specify the start of text and "\Z" to specify the end. As it is it will find each letter if it exists in the entire email and I simply need it to look in one word between spaces. The "." says any character and the "*" says as many or anything. Now I just need to cap off the beginning and end to stop this stuff: v<aldjfajd>i<dfadf>c<adfadaf>o<adfad>d<adfadf>i<adfadf>n |
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Posted: 07 October 2004 at 6:02pm |
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You could try ((\Av).*i.*c.*o.*d.*i.*n\b) Dan S. |
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Posted: 11 October 2004 at 10:42am |
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Yes this works but too well. This rule still looks for every character through out the email. The ".*" is looking at a space like a character |
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