Excellent way to begin the new year: an opportunity to dig into the registry
(one of my favorite challenges) and being introduced to Thunderbird (which
is free). Somehow I didn't equate the registry, as I know it, with the
Outlook Express' "Block Senders List". Thanks to both of you, and a good
year to all --- Harold
From: "Harold B." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
<snip> Question: How does on go about "finding" someone on that list
without scrolling down, squinting, and searching (the only options I see
are add, modify, and remove). Seems there should be an easier way of
finding an email address. <snip> --- Harold
From: "Support-OrpheusComputing.com" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
You need to complain to your ISP about that, unless you're giving your
email address out to a lot of places and fwd a lot of emails, and get a
lot fwd'd to you with the addresses headers always left in the message
bodies. You should be able to search the registry for the friends name or
address then delete it from there. It may be in more than one place. ---
Clint
From: Hugh Vandervoort <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Thw Blocked senders list is not for spammers. I believe it's limited to
500 entries, and spammers have relatively random addresses nowadays
anyway. The Spam solution is easy; get Thunderbird:
http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/thunderbird/
Be sure to turn on the junk mail filter, and designate junk as it comes
in, and you'll soon have a nearly Spam-free inbox. The TB install will
also pick up your OE contacts and server settings, so there's very little
setup to do. Don't bother with finding that address-TB will solve most of
your mail problems. --- Hugh
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