Bill McIntyre deftly typed-- >I have also been using it and liking it. Since some of the spam is coming >with jpgs now, I added them to the list of files to be cleaned. But I >have it set to clean just once per day so that I have a chance to move >any desirable jpg files to another folder. At the end of the day before I >shut down, I just select Emailer Cleaner from the finder, click on the >clean button, and then empty the trash. I find this much easier than my >previous method of dragging each spam attachment to the trash, one by >one. > >Bill McIntyre >San Clemente, CA
That's where mail actions prove their worth; the vast majority of spam consists of an email that has no text but an html attachment. So create a mail action that examines each message with critera that if mail contains no text, but has an attachement file message in Deleted Mail folder and run strip enclosures script. I also have that mail action turn the color of all those messages red and give them priority 20. After opening auto log upon connection and sorting by priority, all the junk is at the bottom of the list, easily readable in case a valid message is tagged as junk. Cheers. bevon Berndt von Wahlde Academic International Press PO Box 1111 * Gulf Breeze FL 32562-1111 850 934 0953 (fax) / [EMAIL PROTECTED] (e-mail) / www.ai-press.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------- "it's a perfect day for making out to wake up with a smile without a doubt to burst grin giggle bliss skip jump sing and shout let's get happy! it's a perfect day for doing the unstuck" --the cure ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
