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Dan G Russ
Are we going to have to look at the 'robert arm & hammer' posts for more
than a month? Is there a way to delete them?
than a month? Is there a way to delete them?
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Alias
Dan said:Are we going to have to look at the 'robert arm & hammer' posts for more
than a month? Is there a way to delete them?
If Windows Mail works like OE, just highlight his posts and hit the
delete key.
Alias
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Dan G Russ
That was as simple as I am!
Alias said:If Windows Mail works like OE, just highlight his posts and hit the delete
key.
Alias
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Alias
Dan said:That was as simple as I am!
It's usually easy if you know what to do. Glad I could help.
Alias
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Rick Rogers
Hi,
Click on one of his posts, then click Message/Junk Mail/Add sender to
blocked senders list. You'll not have to read or even see anything further
from him.
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Best of Luck,
Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP
Windows help - www.rickrogers.org
Click on one of his posts, then click Message/Junk Mail/Add sender to
blocked senders list. You'll not have to read or even see anything further
from him.
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Best of Luck,
Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP
Windows help - www.rickrogers.org
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Chad Harris
I know this is a revolutionary break through but after my intensive efforts
to master of Windows, Office and pcs in general, I just don't look at posts
that I believe are obvious spam and unless you have a voyeur impulse you
can't control, I don't know why it doesn't work like the turn you don't want
to take in your car or the TV (show) you don't watch or turn on.
I also don't see any right click delete on a context menu in Win Mail, but
the Message Rule hasn't changed since the initial days of OE, the MSFT
bastard step child they spend little time with, because it's free and
Outlook is not.
CH
to master of Windows, Office and pcs in general, I just don't look at posts
that I believe are obvious spam and unless you have a voyeur impulse you
can't control, I don't know why it doesn't work like the turn you don't want
to take in your car or the TV (show) you don't watch or turn on.
I also don't see any right click delete on a context menu in Win Mail, but
the Message Rule hasn't changed since the initial days of OE, the MSFT
bastard step child they spend little time with, because it's free and
Outlook is not.
CH