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In article <823885931snz@ellery.demon.co.uk>
   Rod Ellery <rod@ellery.demon.co.uk> writes:
> 
> Another thing that can be of use is automating the use of the gateway
> when sending the same message to more than one recipient. The logic I
> use is:
> 
> If one recipent
>   send message direct to recipient
> else
>   if all recipients at same host
>     send one copy of the message to that host
>   else
>     send one copy of message to the gateway

Provided that the mail is originally addressed to [B]CC to all recipients 
then this ought to be quite easy to implement. I don't intend the utility 
to scan all the .TXT files and try to combine multiple mails into one 
where the same content is being sent to more than one host, though. Each 
mail will be treated in isolation, preferably without having to modify 
(or even look at) the .TXT file at all. 

> It's actually a bit more complex than that to allow for CC: and BCC:
> headers but you get the general idea.

In theory the [B]CC: headers are irrelevant - all the information is in 
the .wrk file anyway. Or am I missing something?

Mark.
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