Hi,

I work on an asp application that sends out emails to various people when certain events occur. There are a lot of emails sent out to a lot of people, they are bombarded with them and many of them will be irrellivant to most of the people so they want to be able to organise them using rules.

It's an html based email, it uses tables etc, so I can never be quite sure how the text is going to be formatted (can't rely on the width of table cells etc), so what I really want to do is add a hidden key/value pair so that users can set up hard and fast rules i.e. have something like 'ApplicationName:MSWord' in there so that not all emails with a reference to MSWord end up in the specified folder. I've tried using hidden form fields and meta tags in the html but it doesn't recognise this. Does anyone know a way that I could get round this, while ensuring that this info is not readable to the user (just to make it look nice)?

Cheers,

AuldNick