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The One program Norton utilities with and if you want a package of programs, then norton may be best - probably much...

Does your service provider not have a Spam filtering system built in to their mail server? All our email is filtered by our service provider as part of their service. They allow access for the users to adjust it to their preferences, such as the strength of the filtering, and to set up allow and not-allow lists.

As for one type of Spam protection, use a Hotmail or the equivalent remote mail service for news groups, and anywhere you do not feel comfortable about giving out an email address.

If your provider allows for setting up alias addresses, as most do these days, you can set up an alias address to use for the news groups. Once it starts to get too much Spam for your liking, you can cancel it, and make a new one.

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Jerry G. =====

I've used SpamNet for a while and have recently switched to EZ-Trust's program. SpamNet was the free one, so it only caught every second or third spam message, if it wasn't raining. Unfortunately, EZ-Trust's program is not very smart, or either I have not figure out how to configure it. I have multiple email accounts, and one INCOMING account needs to be whitelisted, and the only whitelisting I can find is on the sender.

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Anyway, I just downloaded and installed the successor to SpamNet, CloudMark's Safety Bar. It will be interesting to see who well it works. Even if it is wonderful, it is $40 per year. What alternatives are available for either a one-time license or for less money? Does Cloudmark maintain a database that is updated periodically by its program, like AV software does with virus definitions? If so, maybe it is worth a subscription.

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		Antispam software Norton Systemworks The One program Norton utilities with and if you want a package of programs, then norton may be best - probably much... Does your service provider not have a Spam filtering system built in to their mail server? All our email is filtered by our service provider as part of their service. They allow access for the users to adjust it to their preferences, such as the strength of the filtering, and to set up allow and not-allow lists. As for one type of Spam protection, use a Hotmail or the equivalent remote mail service for news groups, and anywhere you do not feel comfortable about giving out an email address. If your provider allows for setting up alias addresses, as most do these days, you can set up an alias address to use for the news groups. Once it starts to get too much Spam for your liking, you can cancel it, and make a new one. Video capture quality The One It is the setting of the video capture software. For example, my ATI all-in-wonder board comes with... -- Jerry G. ===== I've used SpamNet for a while and have recently switched to EZ-Trust's program. SpamNet was the free one, so it only caught every second or third spam message, if it wasn't raining. Unfortunately, EZ-Trust's program is not very smart, or either I have not figure out how to configure it. I have multiple email accounts, and one INCOMING account needs to be whitelisted, and the only whitelisting I can find is on the sender. Playing the game over the network Well done, Unreal Tournament is an excellent game Unlike JD's last post... Anyway, I just downloaded and installed the successor to SpamNet, CloudMark's Safety Bar. It will be interesting to see who well it works. Even if it is wonderful, it is $40 per year. What alternatives are available for either a one-time license or for less money? Does Cloudmark maintain a database that is updated periodically by its program, like AV software does with virus definitions? If so, maybe it is worth a subscription. List \| Previous \| Next



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