>Can anyone recommend a good personal Anti-spam software? I have one stand
>alone and one connected to Exchange, however I do not want an Exchange
>based solution.

> On 10 May 2008 22:15:11 GMT, Holz wrote:
>

>>Can anyone recommend a good personal Anti-spam software? I have one stand
>>alone and one connected to Exchange, however I do not want an Exchange
>>based solution.

>
> Try sunbel-software's 30 day trial of iHateSpam. Purchasing it was an
> effort to say the least. I am using it for XP and Outlook 2003 and am
> VERY impressed so far!
>
> -pw

>"PW" wrote in 4ax.com>:
>

>> On 10 May 2008 22:15:11 GMT, Holz wrote:
>>

>>>Can anyone recommend a good personal Anti-spam software? I have...

> On Sun, 11 May 2008 08:50:08 -0500, VanguardLH wrote:
>

>> "PW" wrote in 4ax.com>:
>>

>>> On 10 May 2008 22:15:11 GMT, Holz

>"PW" wrote in 4ax.com>:
>

>> On Sun, 11 May 2008 08:50:08 -0500, VanguardLH wrote:
>>

>>> "PW" wrote in

> VanguardLH wrote:

>> Yep, every 10 minutes. Actually I have a monitor program checking my
>> e-mail accounts and run Outlook only when I want to receive those
>> e-mails. The monitor program would grab the spam from my mailbox
>> every 10 minutes and the fresh spam shows up (which means it didn't
>> get identified as spam yet) even if enough people later vote on that
>> message being spam (because the copy of the message as retrieved
>> originally wasn't yet marked as spam).

>
> What program are you using to do this? Is it something a normal Joe
> like me could benefit from?

>"PW" wrote in 4ax.com>:
>

>> VanguardLH wrote:

>>> Yep, every 10 minutes. Actually I have a monitor program checking my
>>> e-mail accounts and run Outlook only...