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<H2><A NAME="s8">8.</A> <A HREF="filtering_en.html#toc8">Clear filters </A></H2>
<P>A clear filter line will delete the slot number specified or all slots and
consequently all filters that have been created by a user.</P>
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Syntax: clear/spots [0-9]
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clear/spots all
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<P>This will clear any or both accept and reject spot filters in slot 2.</P>
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clear/spots 2
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<P>This will clear each and every user spot filter - it will clear out all
filters in all slots.</P>
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clear/spots all
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<P>Note - if you just want to replace a spot filter, enter the rule again (with a
line number) and it will overwrite the previous filter in that slot. If you
forget the line number, it will overwrite the filter in slot 1 by default.</P>
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