Rene,

On Mon, 29 Sep 2003 09:08:38 +0200, rene@DUBARON.COM wrote:

>...<
> but, imho it would even be better if piclist had a uniform tag in the subject line like [piclist]. that
> would really simplify filtering out list messages.

I just filter on "PICLIST" being in the "To:" field - so far it's been 100% reliable.  It also means that any
spam/virus message that's masquerading as being from the PIClist ends up in my general Inbox, which it makes
it obvious that it's not genuine (because it was sent directly to me, not to the list).

Back on topic, I use JunkSpy from Sundial Systems (http://www.junkspy.com/Features/features.html).  It does
regular updates to its detectors (automatically), and you forward any missed spam or false positives to them
so that their detection improves for everyone, not just for you.  It needs a POP3 email client, but as that's
what I use it isn't a problem!  I use the OS/2 version but they have a Windows version too.  Interestingly,
the Windows download file is three times the size of the OS/2 one!  :-)  And, of course, you can download a
trial version without spending any money...

Cheers,

Howard Winter
St.Albans, England

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