Bob Moody wrote:
Spam blockers are unnecessary.
You are contradicting yourself. You act as your own spam blocker. If spam
blockers were unnecessary, than why would you take actions to block spam?
You can't have it both ways.
Just use your web browser to log into your pop account using webmail.
On Apr 22, 2004, at 7:29 AM, david.gordon wrote:
Your SpamSieve corpus is stored in your Library folder, so there is
nothing to move.
So why does SS report that its only had a few hundred messages since
20.04.04 when I have been using it for well over a year and had
thousands
of message
On 22/04/2004 at 7:28 AM I saw Bob Moody type:
Spam blockers are unnecessary.
Just categorically saying they are unnecessary is a bit extreme.
Just use your web browser to log into your pop account using webmail.
Look at what's there and delete everything that you don't want. (I hit
select
Max Gossell [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 4/22/04 at 6:58 stated:
Spam blockers are unnecessary.
Is this really the TRUTH?
Using his method, it's not that they are unnecessary, he just doesn't
call them that. He is the spam blocker in his case. EarthLink has been
very good with SPAM recently, so I
I deleted the version of SpamSieve in the PM folder, before I even
launched PM 5. There seems to have been no ill effects, and my existing
copy of SS (2.1.4) is still using my existing Corpus. However, it looks
like you need to use the fly and smiley icons in the Toolbar to add Spam
or Good
At Thu, 22 Apr 2004 07:28:26 -0400 (CET), Bob Moody [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Spam blockers are unnecessary.
Is this really the TRUTH?
Just use your web browser to log into your pop account using webmail.
Look at what's there and delete everything that you don't want. (I hit
select all then
PowerMail Engineering wrote on Thu 22 Apr 2004 at 12:58 +0200
Your SpamSieve corpus is stored in your Library folder, so there is
nothing to move.
So why does SS report that its only had a few hundred messages since
20.04.04 when I have been using it for well over a year and had thousands
of
Spam blockers are unnecessary.
Just use your web browser to log into your pop account using webmail.
Look at what's there and delete everything that you don't want. (I hit
select all then individually uncheck the ones I want, then hit the
delete button on the page.)
After doing that, log into
david.gordon wrote:
I already had SpamSieve. I think that PM 5 is running the copy supplied.
Can I simply replace the copy in the PM folder with my original copy to
use my own corpus etc.
Your SpamSieve corpus is stored in your Library folder, so there is
nothing to move.
PowerMail 5 requires
I already had SpamSieve. I think that PM 5 is running the copy supplied.
Can I simply replace the copy in the PM folder with my original copy to
use my own corpus etc.
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