In the past I've made use of SpamEnder for Outlook... Does that whole
"challenge" thing. Otherwise, Try Mozilla Thunderbird. I use it at
home and with training it traps a very impressive amount of Spam. All
you do is click the Junk button on emails which are Spam, and in short
order depending on how much spam you feed it, your inbox gets cleaner
and cleaner.
Sam
Chuck Cahill wrote:
While at work, I enjoy the protection of Declude for Spam and Virus
prevention but at home it's a different story. At home, I have the
Boss's (Wife) computer protected from viruses but that's where it
stops. Like most Boss's, she's under the impression that an Email
address must be shared with everyone and anyone.
While I wait for Declude to come out with a desktop version, does
anyone have suggestions on what works well for the mostly computer
illiterate. I'm looking for something I can configure and tweak as
necessary but doesn't require much user interaction. I'm trying to
stay away from the Bayesian Filtering programs that require you
marking the messages as HAM or SPAM. This end user will tell you
she'll update it but.... she'll say one thing and do another.
Thanks
Chuck Cahill
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