Doug McAdam wrote: >You see I have Emailer programmed to put all SPAM emails into a folder >marked SPAM and then I can review this Folder and make sure it does not >have non-spam mail in it. Then the rest of the SPAM mail I'd like to >Delete.
Why not just have emailer put all SPAM emails in the deleted mail folder in the first place rather than into a SPAM folder? That's what I was doing until I started using my ISP's Spam Blocker service so that I don't get the SPAM at all. Then I would just look at the titles and senders, confirm that they were SPAM, and delete them for good without ever opening them. I happen to have a hang up about the titles of any of my folders being bold, so I didn't want the unopened SPAM sitting there for the 15 days I have selected for mail to be finally emptied from the deleted mail folder. But if that is not a problem for you, or if you open each one anyway, then you wouldn't even have to delete the SPAM like I did. I know I keep repeating myself on this subject, but I believe you said that your ISP was now offering SPAM blocking. If so, then why is this still an issue? If you don't get it in the first place, you don't have to worry about scripts or deleting it. I love it that way. Bill ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
