>On or about 5/29/04 5:00 PM Bill McIntyre AKA [EMAIL PROTECTED] eruditely mused the following:
>If I am putting out bum scoop, I hope someone will correct me before I do >more harm. I think Bill has pretty well summed up the consensus on this topic. As he says, if your ISP offers Spam Blocking AND if it does a great job, then you might avail of that service and totally forget about anything else. However, even though I use Earthlink for the CE list, and some other uses, it does a great job but I have other email accounts that come through different servers only offer Spam marking and these need to be filtered locally. Essentially this is what you can use SpamSieve for. Yes, SpamSieve only works with Mac OS X, which is why I offered some alternate suggestions for OS 9 users. So if your ISP does a good job of blocking, then there is no need for SpamSieve or any alternate but if, like me, you use different email accounts, you will either need to filter your Spam with Mail Actions or something else. Whether you filter directly into a Spam folder and later move unwanted emails to the Deleted folder, or filter directly into the Deleted folder is totally up to you and how you want to use CE. I think by now there is enough information and views to make an informed decision, unless someone else has any better, or alternate, suggestions. Cheers Karl ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
