In emailer-Digest V2006 #136, the person identified as Jean-Pierre Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> thoughtfully said:
>For the first time ever in my live, I have resorted to directing filtered >spam directly to the Deleted mail folder of Claris Emailer, instead of >sending it to a pre-trash forder where I used to destroy them all with >their enclosure with a script named "Trash messages and attachments". Now >the question is: If I simply shut-down Emailer, (which empties the >trash), what happents to all the spam files such as the .PIF, .HTM and so >forth. Do they remain in the "downloads" folder (which contains today 14 >996 files) or are they also trashed? > >If they are not, what should I do to trash them also? All the dreck stays there until you dispose of it... unless you're using Howard Bornstein's Emailer Cleanup. Once installed you point it to Claris Emailer->Claris Emailer Files->Downloads files in your Applications folder, and tell it which downloaded file types (Enclosed.html, .vcf, .exe, .gif, etc) up to 12 (I think)you want deleted. After that when you want the deletions to take place you invoke Emailer Cleanup (I have it opened in the Dock but "hidden"), click on the "Clean Now" button, and the deed is done. You can also set it to clean at specified frequencies (Minute, 10 Minutes, Hour, Day) and whether you want them deleted directly or moved to the Trash. Mine says it has cleaned 2012 files since the last time I "cleared" it. Versons for OS X and earlier are available for download from: < http://www.designeq.com/software/cleanup.htm>, and you should also drop Howard a note of thanks. -- Selah! BWms -= "Never ask what sort of computer a guy drives. If he's a Mac user, he'll tell you. If not, why embarrass him?" -- Tom Clancy =- ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
