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03-11-2003, 11:39 PM
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03-11-2003, 11:41 PM
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"Mark Preston" wrote in message om... What's a killfile? A routine in your newreader that allows you to filter out posters you don't want to hear from. In Outlook Express it's called "Block Sender". It works to keep the signal to noise ratio nice and high. Jack
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03-11-2003, 11:59 PM
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"Jack Schidt®" wrote in message om... "Mark Preston" wrote in message om... What's a killfile? A routine in your newreader that allows you to filter out posters you don't want to hear from. In Outlook Express it's called "Block Sender". It works to keep the signal to noise ratio nice and high. Jack If you open this (or any) email with Outlook Express. Highlight the sender then right click on your mouse. Your choices will be: add sender to address book Find Block sender (Killfile) -------- copy --------- Properties. select block sender. Dimitri
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04-11-2003, 02:30 AM
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Dimitri wrote:
"Jack Schidt®" wrote in message om... "Mark Preston" wrote in message .com... What's a killfile? A routine in your newreader that allows you to filter out posters you don't want to hear from. In Outlook Express it's called "Block Sender". It works to keep the signal to noise ratio nice and high. Jack If you open this (or any) email with Outlook Express. Highlight the sender then right click on your mouse. Your choices will be: add sender to address book Find Block sender (Killfile) -------- copy --------- Properties. select block sender. Dimitri Works until someone replies and includes the original post. jim
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04-11-2003, 04:23 PM
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"Jim Lane" wrote in message ... Dimitri wrote: "Jack Schidt®" wrote in message om... "Mark Preston" wrote in message .com... What's a killfile? A routine in your newreader that allows you to filter out posters you don't want to hear from. In Outlook Express it's called "Block Sender". It works to keep the signal to noise ratio nice and high. Jack If you open this (or any) email with Outlook Express. Highlight the sender then right click on your mouse. Your choices will be: add sender to address book Find Block sender (Killfile) -------- copy --------- Properties. select block sender. Dimitri Works until someone replies and includes the original post. jim Yes, that's the downside, unless you avoid the thread altogether. Linda
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06-11-2003, 09:54 PM
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On 3 Nov 2003 15:21:42 -0800, (Mark Preston)
wrote: What's a killfile? I notice you haven't responded to any of us who answered your question. Were you testing us, or what? David
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