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March 17th 06, 10:55 AM
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strip out leading text from a forwarded email.
Hi,
hope I understand right. What you could try is the following : Normally, you do have some chars (e.g. ) at the beginning of a citation. You could search the textlines for these characters (at the start of each line) to differ between newer and elder text. For example : Hi, this is new text and this is citation and this is even older citation Hope this will help you further Klaus 
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