My Reply follows quote. On 13/12/2008 07:27 ktilfo...@cox.net said: >On Dec 13, 2008, at 9:19 AM, Ken wrote: > >> The Mac really can't do much about SPAM, > >My SPAM filter in Mail.app is about 99.9% efficient. I wait until the >SPAM box is full to several hundred before scanning and deleting. If >you mark the wrong ones as "not spam" it remembers and learns. >Likewise, if one slips through, if you mark it as SPAM rather than >deleting it, you'll never deal with that variety again. The problem is >there are infinite varieties, like mutating viruses, and a few always >seem to slip by. I'm more bothered when legitimate email is filtered >out, but thankfully that is rare for me. ------------ Ditto, but it still comes. Sort of like smog, we just haven't found the solution yet.
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