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This is one of the things I love about version 4.x of Pegasus email
client. By default, it comes up in a mode (which I believe can be turned
off, but I don't want to!) where external references like this are not
retrieved.
(It also adds a convenient "Raw view" of the full message with headers,
ideal for copying and pasting to a tool like http://spamcop.net .)
David Gillett
On 7 Nov 2003 at 17:19, Peter Shkabara wrote:
> I am looking for a utility that will allow me to easily turn my network
> connection on or off. I don't want a firewall, just something to turn off
> the network connection temporarily. So far, I have been unplugging the
> network cable, but that is not too convenient. In case anyone is wondering,
> the purpose for this to to be able to read a suspicious e-mail without
> having any web links activated (as in spam).
>
> Thanks for any leads.
>
> Peter
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