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Spam filters Karen Maslowski 12-30-2007
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Posted by Karen Maslowski on December 30, 2007, 11:47 am
I read the newsgroup through the Mozilla Thunderbird email program,
which is awesome. It downloads each message as it comes through, and it
allows filters for unwanted posters. Whenever I see a spammer, I just
click on the message, and choose Message, then click on Create Filter
From Message. Then the next time that poster sends something to the
newsgroup, Thunderbird automatically deletes it before I can see it.
It's awesome.

You can download Thunderbird for free, as it's an open source program
like the Mozilla Firefox browser, which is also an awesome program, by
the way. mozilla.com

Hope this helps some of you who are having difficulties. We don't want
to lose you!
--
Karen Maslowski in Cincinnati

Posted by Juno on December 30, 2007, 2:26 pm
Karen Maslowski wrote:
> I read the newsgroup through the Mozilla Thunderbird email program,
> which is awesome. It downloads each message as it comes through, and it
> allows filters for unwanted posters. Whenever I see a spammer, I just
> click on the message, and choose Message, then click on Create Filter
> From Message. Then the next time that poster sends something to the
> newsgroup, Thunderbird automatically deletes it before I can see it.
> It's awesome.
>
> You can download Thunderbird for free, as it's an open source program
> like the Mozilla Firefox browser, which is also an awesome program, by
> the way. mozilla.com
>
> Hope this helps some of you who are having difficulties. We don't want
> to lose you!

Karen,
I've tried setting up filters on Thunderbird and it's not working.
Thunderbird has done a great job with deleting spam from my email, but
not my groups. Any Ideas
Juno

Posted by Pogonip on December 30, 2007, 3:50 pm
Juno wrote:
> Karen Maslowski wrote:
>
>> I read the newsgroup through the Mozilla Thunderbird email program,
>> which is awesome. It downloads each message as it comes through, and
>> it allows filters for unwanted posters. Whenever I see a spammer, I
>> just click on the message, and choose Message, then click on Create
>> Filter From Message. Then the next time that poster sends something
>> to the newsgroup, Thunderbird automatically deletes it before I can
>> see it. It's awesome.
>>
>> You can download Thunderbird for free, as it's an open source program
>> like the Mozilla Firefox browser, which is also an awesome program, by
>> the way. mozilla.com
>>
>> Hope this helps some of you who are having difficulties. We don't want
>> to lose you!
>
>
> Karen,
> I've tried setting up filters on Thunderbird and it's not working.
> Thunderbird has done a great job with deleting spam from my email, but
> not my groups. Any Ideas
> Juno

I am not Karen, nor have I played her on television, but if you click on
the highlighted sender (following "From" in the heading), then choose
the last item in the drop-down menu: "Create Filter from Message" you
get a box to make the filter. If everything is as you want, just click
the bottom "OK" and close. I then go to Tools: Message Filters to make
sure that the filter "took."
--
Joanne
stitches @ singerlady.reno.nv.us.earth.milky-way.com
http://members.tripod.com/~bernardschopen/

Posted by Juno on December 30, 2007, 5:01 pm
Pogonip wrote:
> Juno wrote:
>> Karen Maslowski wrote:
>>
>>> I read the newsgroup through the Mozilla Thunderbird email program,
>>> which is awesome. It downloads each message as it comes through, and
>>> it allows filters for unwanted posters. Whenever I see a spammer, I
>>> just click on the message, and choose Message, then click on Create
>>> Filter From Message. Then the next time that poster sends something
>>> to the newsgroup, Thunderbird automatically deletes it before I can
>>> see it. It's awesome.
>>>
>>> You can download Thunderbird for free, as it's an open source program
>>> like the Mozilla Firefox browser, which is also an awesome program,
>>> by the way. mozilla.com
>>>
>>> Hope this helps some of you who are having difficulties. We don't
>>> want to lose you!
>>
>>
>> Karen,
>> I've tried setting up filters on Thunderbird and it's not working.
>> Thunderbird has done a great job with deleting spam from my email, but
>> not my groups. Any Ideas
>> Juno
>
> I am not Karen, nor have I played her on television, but if you click on
> the highlighted sender (following "From" in the heading), then choose
> the last item in the drop-down menu: "Create Filter from Message" you
> get a box to make the filter. If everything is as you want, just click
> the bottom "OK" and close. I then go to Tools: Message Filters to make
> sure that the filter "took."

Joanne, Perhaps my problem is that I haven't done it on the highlighted
message heading. I have lots of names in the filter I just do see
anything being filter out. Next time someone pops up I'll try that way.
I usually click on a bunch of messages from losers just to get them out
of way. It's okay that your not Karen because you are Joanne , no
actually you are my favorite Pogo
Thanks, Juno

Posted by Pogonip on December 30, 2007, 9:47 pm
Juno wrote:
> Pogonip wrote:
>
>> Juno wrote:
>>
>>> Karen Maslowski wrote:
>>>
>>>> I read the newsgroup through the Mozilla Thunderbird email program,
>>>> which is awesome. It downloads each message as it comes through, and
>>>> it allows filters for unwanted posters. Whenever I see a spammer, I
>>>> just click on the message, and choose Message, then click on Create
>>>> Filter From Message. Then the next time that poster sends something
>>>> to the newsgroup, Thunderbird automatically deletes it before I can
>>>> see it. It's awesome.
>>>>
>>>> You can download Thunderbird for free, as it's an open source
>>>> program like the Mozilla Firefox browser, which is also an awesome
>>>> program, by the way. mozilla.com
>>>>
>>>> Hope this helps some of you who are having difficulties. We don't
>>>> want to lose you!
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Karen,
>>> I've tried setting up filters on Thunderbird and it's not working.
>>> Thunderbird has done a great job with deleting spam from my email,
>>> but not my groups. Any Ideas
>>> Juno
>>
>>
>> I am not Karen, nor have I played her on television, but if you click
>> on the highlighted sender (following "From" in the heading), then
>> choose the last item in the drop-down menu: "Create Filter from
>> Message" you get a box to make the filter. If everything is as you
>> want, just click the bottom "OK" and close. I then go to Tools:
>> Message Filters to make sure that the filter "took."
>
>
> Joanne, Perhaps my problem is that I haven't done it on the highlighted
> message heading. I have lots of names in the filter I just do see
> anything being filter out. Next time someone pops up I'll try that way.
> I usually click on a bunch of messages from losers just to get them out
> of way. It's okay that your not Karen because you are Joanne , no
> actually you are my favorite Pogo
> Thanks, Juno

Hope it works for you. I find that sometimes the filter doesn't "take"
on my first try and lets a few messages slip through. I like that I can
either remove the messages or just mark them "read." On another
newsgroup, there are a couple of people I don't care to read unless an
interesting discussion ensues. Then I might want to go back to see what
started it.
--
Joanne
stitches @ singerlady.reno.nv.us.earth.milky-way.com
http://members.tripod.com/~bernardschopen/

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