Norm:

You may want to talk with your ISP.  many ISPs are now putting on SPAM
filters.  I'm currently beta testing the one my ISP put on and so far, it
works great.  I don't have to touch anything.  It is all done at their end.
I'm currently running with the default setting.  Here are my results so far.
First, let me tell you how bad SPAM is for me.  This past Saturday I checked
my email around noon time.  I didn't check it again until Monday morning
around 9am.  Within that time period, I received 1,553 email messages.  I
didn't read any of them.  On a typical overnight (9pm to 9am) I will receive
about 300 messages.  On the first night on this new system, I only received
58.  There is a more aggressive setting and I can have the mail stored in a
junk mail folder.  I may move up to that level.  The one thing I don't know
is if ISPs are charging for this service.  You would have to ask.

Good luck!

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From: "Prof Norm Coombs" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Thursday, April 15, 2004 9:49 AM
Subject: Looking for advice on antispam software


> I am looking for antispam software that can be configured to remove junk
> mail right from the pop server instead of downloading it.  Anyone know of
> something to recommend.
>
> I will want it to work with Eudora and hope it sort of works with a screen
> reader.
>
> A related question. . . I have been trying Norton antispam but cannot get
> it working correctly.  Here is what happens.  When I open my e-mail,
Norton
> spam says that com automation is turned off and I need it turned on.  I
> click on "yes" and am told it is on but that I must exit and re enter
> Eudora for it to work.  When I open it again I am told again it is
> off.  And round and round we go.  It says without having this done
> correctly that Norton won't work correctly.  That is why I'm looking for
> something else.
>
> Eudora filter does a nice job of putting junk into a junk folder but I
want
> to have it removed from the pop server to drastically reduce mail download
> times.
>
> Norm
>
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