Here is an excellent program which I have used for years and it is free. SpamStopper http://www.railheaddesign.com/
How does it work? SpamStopper encodes the text of your email address so that it no longer looks like an email address in your HTML, which makes all the current harvesting spambots ignore it when they scan internet pages. Basically, indexing spiders look for certain email address-identifying characters, and SpamStopper makes it so that those characters aren't displayed - it's pretty much that simple. All you have to do with the SpamStopper application is enter your email address and optionally specify the email subject and link text you would like to be displayed. Then you just click the "Convert" button and you get the encoded output - ready to copy and paste into your site creation tool of choice. Dave Watkins At 1:55 PM +0800 11/12/04, P.Bull wrote: While we are on the subject I remember a posting years ago that had a clever way to hide an email address displayed on a web site. Since leaving iinet the amount of spam on my personal account has dropped but I get heaps from my web site address. Does anyone know or remember how to disguise an address from the robots? Peter Bull -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
