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On Saturday, in article <829429175snx@holly.demon.co.uk>
     mcr@holly.demon.co.uk "Mark Rogers" wrote:

MR> Preferably, such a utility would not rewrite mail which is going to 
MR> *.demon.co.uk; ideally it would be configurable to allow decisions based 
MR> on who you are sending to and, even, when you are connecting. This was 
MR> all discussed a while back, as I had grand plans for such a project 
MR> myself, but time seems to have vanished recently. I've still got all the 
MR> discussion here if anyone wants it, though.

Tom Wheeley's utility sounds as if it does most of this, but I'd differ
on the rewriting of *.demon.co.uk.   Aparts from mail2news, all mail
to demon sites goes to much the same relay machines regardless of whether
it's directed at post.demon or to myplace@demon.  The advantage of
sending it post is that you save a superfluous DNS query: I can't see
any disadvantage, and therefore if I'm editing my mail queue I generally
hack all *.demon.co.uk wrk-files to post anyway.

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