Re: Filtering (was RE: br!n: [LINK] What Science ...)

[Doug Pensinger]

Andrew Crystall wrote:

On 19 Dec 2002 at 18:37, Nick Arnett wrote:

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To anyone using Outlook Express filters, maybe you can help
Amanda? NicK, I think you use the evil email program?

I'm using Outlook 2000... for no darn good reason except that a couple
of companies where I worked required it.  I was a Eudora fan until
then.  Still have my wife on it.

I'm not sure if Outlook Express does filters the same way or not.  In
any event, filtering is one of the worst things about Outlook.  The

I use Pegasus Mail. It's got a fairly robust and easy-to-use rules-based
filtering feature, which has a basic but functional GUI to help you.

Personally, I just delete threads I'm not following. The volume from Brin-L is
typically smaller than either Starfire-L or general misc. E-mail I get.

Netscapes filtering is pretty easy to use. The program has other problems, but I'm generally pretty happy with it, especially as it's free.

Doug


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