The three scripts in this folder check the RFC headers in a mail message. These scripts are used mainly for the SMTP and POP versions of ListSTAR since mail coming into ListSTAR/SMTP or ListSTAR/POP contain RFC headers.
What you Need
AppleScript as well as the scriptable Finder. (An install of System 7.5 or later guarantees compatibility, although System 7 Pro may work as well).
Check for Precedence Bulk RFC
This script checks for the line "Precedence: Bulk" in the RFC header of a message. It requires only the standard AppleScript installation. No modification of the script is necessary. To use it, execute the script as a trigger and specify what actions you want to occur if the mail contains a "Precedence: Bulk" RFC entry. The script returns "trigger succeeded" if the message contains "Precedence: Bulk" and "trigger failed" if not. The specified actions will execute only if a "trigger succeeded" occurs.
Check for a Blank Subject
This script checks to see if the "Subject:" of the RFC header of a message is blank. It requires only the standard AppleScript installation. No modification of the script is necessary. To use it, execute the script as a trigger and specify what actions you want to occur if the mail contains a blank "Subject" Line in the RFC entry. The script returns "trigger succeeded" if the message contains a blank "Subject" Line and "trigger failed" if there is text in the "Subject" Line. The specified actions will execute only if a "trigger succeeded" occurs.
Check for X-Planation RFC
This script will speak the "X-Planation" RFC line if one is found in the header. Note that this script will speak any RFC header line if you change the appropriate reference in the script. The X-Planation setting is only an example. Set ListSTAR to execute the script as an action.
This script requires the Speech Manager and Script Tools 1.3.2 (located in the Tools and Enhancements folder within the ListSTAR folder on this CD-ROM).
If you have any problems or questions, contact StarNine Support <support@starnine.com>. Unfortunately, we cannot support any further customization of this script. See the ListSTAR Scripts ReadMe for more sources of information.
