>Or how about Emailer itself. How can I program it in the Mail Actions >area to stop these emails from coming in? I know I have to somehow insert >addresses or something but it is all a mystery to me and I'm afraid I will >do something and mess up Emailer.
Doug: Emailer can't stop from receiving the spam, unless you use another program like POPmonitor to delete the stuff before it reaches Emailer. However, a lot can be done with Emailer's Mail Actions to control, and even delete the stuff when it comes in. For example: I recently set up a mail action to run a "Trash Messages and Attachments" Applescript by VRic that was recently made available to this list. <http://vric.free fr/mac/Emailer> This puts the attachment(s) in Finder's trash can, and moves the message(s) to deleted mail folder. There's also an Applescript "Shred Messages" in Dave Cortright's Essential Scripts v2. This one moves the enclosure(s) to Finder's trash can, but totally and permanently shreds the message(s). BTW: Trash messages and attachments read me says that it should work in OS 9.2.2, but it works fine with current OS 8.1 also. Anyway, my mail action is set to look for From is: Microsoft Security, also go to next line to look for Subject is: "Use this patch immediately !." I defined this mail action to only run Applescript, choosing Trash messages and attachments from Emailer's Applescript folder. Shred Messages script works fine also. Emailer can do up to 20 actions entries per mail action name, so I added a few other persistant spammers as action entries to trash immediately action. Found this mail action works best (performs first), if dragged above (before) other Spam 1 and Spam 2 mail actions have set to file other suspected spam into one SPAM folder. My reply may seem lengthy for some, so if you need more detailed help about setting up assorted mail actions, would probably be best to email me directly to discuss this off list. If more than a few others are unfamiliar with Emailer�s mail actions, then it could be a topic of discussion on this list. Cheers, Martin �Z� ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
