[Spamscan-cvs] www docs.shtml,1.3,1.4

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Update of /cvsroot/spamscan/www
In directory sc8-pr-cvs1:/tmp/cvs-serv27061

Modified Files:
	docs.shtml 
Log Message:
fixed the <BR> problems that was in the docs file to make it look better


Index: docs.shtml
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RCS file: /cvsroot/spamscan/www/docs.shtml,v
retrieving revision 1.3
retrieving revision 1.4
diff -C2 -d -r1.3 -r1.4
*** docs.shtml	18 Jul 2003 19:39:20 -0000	1.3
--- docs.shtml	18 Jul 2003 21:10:54 -0000	1.4
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*** 1,9 ****
  <!--#include file="head.shtml" -->
  
! <center><font size=+2>SpamScan Documentation</font></center><BR>
! <BR>
  What this small tool does, is filters email based on content using key words and phrases set by the user it is filtering mail for,
  and determines (or attempts to anyway) whether the email is spam or not.  If it is, it optionally labels the mail (in the Subject: line,
! it would simply add SPAM: in the front of the subject), or just removes it immediately.<br>
  <BR>
  Usage:<BR>
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  <!--#include file="head.shtml" -->
  
! <center><font size=+2>SpamScan Documentation</font></center>
! <p>
  What this small tool does, is filters email based on content using key words and phrases set by the user it is filtering mail for,
  and determines (or attempts to anyway) whether the email is spam or not.  If it is, it optionally labels the mail (in the Subject: line,
! it would simply add SPAM: in the front of the subject), or just removes it immediately.<BR>
  <BR>
  Usage:<BR>
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  Then run the newaliases command to get it going.<BR>
  <BR>
! That's basically it.  if you are going to run this system wide, you need to set it as the local mailer for your system,<BR>
  and let it handle all the mail.  More on this later.<BR>
  <BR>
! The only editing you may need to do, is the first few lines of the spamscan program have some configurable parts, <BR>
! so you'll need to point it to your local mailer, filter directories, etc.<BR>
! <BR>
  <!--#include file="tail.shtml" -->
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  Then run the newaliases command to get it going.<BR>
  <BR>
! That's basically it.  if you are going to run this system wide, you need to set it as the local mailer for your system,
  and let it handle all the mail.  More on this later.<BR>
  <BR>
! The only editing you may need to do, is the first few lines of the spamscan program have some configurable parts, 
! so you'll need to point it to your local mailer, filter directories, etc.  <BR>
! </p>
! 
  <!--#include file="tail.shtml" -->