On 5/31/04 3:49 PM Bill McIntyre at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote. Hi Bill- Where does one obtain such a program?
regards, doug >Doug McAdam wrote: > >>Sounds like a good idea and this would eliminate another problem I have >>which is to empty the Downloads Folder from all those unwanted >>attachments. > >An alternative that empties the unwanted attachments from the downloads >folder is freeware called Emailer Cleanup. > >The installation advice says to put an alias in your startup folder so >that the program launches every time you boot up your computer, and I was >doing it that way until I started having my ISP block the spam. But it >slowed down the startup process just a bit, so now that I am getting so >few unwanted attachments, I took the alias out of the startup folder and >put an alias on my desktop. Every two or three days when it occurs to me >that some spam with attachments has slipped through the ISP filter, I >just launch Emailer Startup and have it clean out my downloads folder. > >Bill > ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
