Hello Ottar,
Saturday, March 30, 2002, 1:32:18 PM, you wrote:
OG> Another strategy is to make an address book group for all your
OG> spammers. You just highligh the spam message, rightclick and select
OG> specials, add to addressbook, and select the spam-group.
OG> Then you can have a filter that look for @ in sender (every mail
OG> messages contains this) but under advanced you scroll down and tick
OG> the box Address must be listed in address book, and select the
OG> Spam-group.
OG> This makes makes blocking new spammers as easy as the function in
OG> Outlook Express (but less precise than the former strategy).
A nice suggestion(I am always looking for tricks at making spam
disappear). I have one question about this method. I have set up a
filter, which will add spammers addresses to a group called Spam(what an
imagination, eh??). The only disadvantage i see with this, is when i go
to compose a normal window, and i click on the AB to insert someones
email address, I am confronted with all the spammers addresses. It is
a tad annoying and i was wondering if there was any feature which could
exclude a group from the AB when i am composing a regular email.
Also, to everyone, I have been using TB for quite a while now. I have
messed around with lots of settings and things. One thing I haven't been
able to find, is a facility which will allow TB to dial up my
connection, download new mail, AT a certain time. Not every X time
period. Is this possible to achieve with TB?
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Best regards,
John
Using The Bat! v1.60c on Windows 98 4.10
Build 2222 A
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