Short:        Make it easy to respond to a SPAM
Author:       Paul Kolenbrander (paul@iaehv.nl)
Uploader:     Paul Kolenbrander (paul iaehv nl)
Type:         comm/misc
Architecture: m68k-amigaos

This is version 1.0 of my SayNO! package. This package contains an ARexx
script, a RequestString program as well as an example message allowing you
to easily respond to spams sent to your email address. I've been getting
quite a few lately and it's starting to irritate me. Hence this package
that can easily interface with most Amiga mailers. If yours has an ARexx
command allowing you to save a whole message, it can be almost fully
automated. All you need to do then is fill in the spammers address and it
will fire it off.

------------------------ This package is 'donationware'! ------------------------
This package is distrubuted as 'donationware'. Not for me, but for a very good
friend of mine in the USA who needs a liver transplant (Medical Insurance there,
contrary to Europe doesn't cover it all) and needs to raise about US$5000.- to
cover the costs not covered by his insurance. For more information about this
case, please visit http://iseek.com/TheGathering/shortribs/
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Contents:
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SayNO.rexx     - The ARexx script. It may need some variables/paths configured
                 for your particular setup. But mostly runs out of the box if
                 you've installed this whole package in one directory and run
                 a standard AmigaUUCP setup. If you run AmiTCP/Miami, you will
                 have to tell the script what program to use to connect to your
                 POP server. An example setting for PutMail is included.

NoSpam         - An example response message. Feel free to use it or create your
                 own.

RequestString  - A small tool, in the vein of RequestChoice and RequestFile to
                 allow easy input of a address or any other string from ARexx
                 or CLI scripts. Allows a PUBSCREEN=<publicscreen> parameter so
                 the user can define on which screen it should open. defaults 
                 to the WorkBench.

NoJunkMail.gif - A small GIF image for eg. your homepage showing you do not like
                 to receive JunkMail. (Width 90/Height 72, color 0 transparant)

That's about guys, if you can spare a few bucks, help my friend. This is my
contribution to  making life a bit easier for him as well as us apparently 
endangered 'Amiganoid LifeForms'.

20th November 1997

Paul Kolenbrander