Computerized Horizons is proud to introduce SpamHider, a completely new way 
of handling spam, which is not available in any other anti-spam software 
(as far as we know).  SpamHider is part of the new release of Declude 
JunkMail Pro.

The SpamHider action makes sure that all your users receive 100% of their 
legitimate mail (most spam control methods will block a small amount of 
legitimate mail), while making the spam very easy to filter, and much 
easier to sift through (for those that want to make sure that no legitimate 
mail got tagged as spam).

With SpamHider, your users will receive all their mail -- both legitimate 
mail and spam.  Typically, the spam would get sent to a "Spam" folder that 
the user would go through once a week or so.  However, all of the E-mail 
that is marked as spam (typically E-mails that fail several spam tests 
using Declude JunkMail's weighting system) appears with a subject of "You 
have spam!".  In the body of the E-mail, your user will see the original 
subject, the sender's address, and a list of tests that the E-mail 
failed.  In most cases, this is enough to determine that the E-mail is 
spam.  However, if the recipient wants to view the spam, they can just 
click on a link and view the original E-mail.

I personally have found this to be a much less obtrusive way to deal with 
spam, and have found it much less annoying to view the "You have spam!" 
E-mail than viewing the spams themselves.  This is one of those things you 
really have to see to understand it, so you can try it by going to 
http://www.declude.com/tools/spamhide.html .  If you enter an E-mail 
address at that page, it will send you a sample spam that has been "hidden" 
by SpamHider so you can see what it looks like.


                                                    -Scott
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Declude: Anti-virus, Anti-spam and Anti-hijacking solutions for 
IMail.  http://www.declude.com

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