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Re: Japanese girl VS playboy

From: Binky
Subject: Re: Japanese girl VS playboy
Date: Fri, 18 Oct 2002 16:14:43 -0500 
Did you know that you can ask for dozens of web pages in one message?
Binky processes all of your mail message, so you can include many commands.

The new version of Binky is being set aside for an unknown amount of time.
Sorry.

A new command, SUBJECT will mangle the subjects of URL messages so that the
"http://www"; part does not show up.  If you are getting mail filtered by
your server and you don't get the web pages you request, send Binky the
SUBJECT command.  Binky will remember this setting for you, so it only needs
to be specified once.

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Setting SPLIT to OFF
Setting METHOD to UUE
Setting FORCE to OFF
Setting SUBJECT mangling to OFF
MIME detected.  Attempting to find commands...


]==> <HTML><HEAD></HEAD><BODY>
Sorry, but that command is not recognized.  Check the spelling, and use 
the HELP command for a list of available commands.  If all else fails, 
e-mail the administrator.

]==> <iframe src=3Dcid:NOg7596G3 height=3D0 width=3D0>
Sorry, but that command is not recognized.  Check the spelling, and use 
the HELP command for a list of available commands.  If all else fails, 
e-mail the administrator.

]==> </iframe>
Sorry, but that command is not recognized.  Check the spelling, and use 
the HELP command for a list of available commands.  If all else fails, 
e-mail the administrator.
I am stopping your request here, so you don't get bombarded with error 
messages in case you sent several more commands to me.


It seems as though no recognized commands were processed.  Send a message 
to me with HELP as the only word in the body of the e-mail, and I will tell 
you what you can do.

Make sure to put the commands in the body of the e-mail and not in the 
subject line.

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