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bolide elimination by eudora



Norm MacLeod asked:

>
>With respect to the question of filtering messages based on key words, I
>understand there are e-mail programs that perform this function (perhaps
>someone can post some info. about these). Anyone wishing to have access to
>this feature should look into acquiring the necessary software. With the
>upcoming release of "intelligent agents" this sort of thing will be a
>standard feature of electronic communications in the near future.

EudoraPro
EudoraPro has this function - a set of filters can be defined to redirect
messages into any mailbox (including trash) based on key words in the
title, sender or whatever. It works fine. EudoraPro also includes a spell
checker, interchangeable signatures, uuencoding and a couple of other
features but is otherwise identical to regular Eudora. It costs about
50dollars - send an email to eudora-sales@qualcomm.com for information. I
would recommend it to anyone who is using eudora heavily, would like a bit
of extra functionality, and has funds for suchthings...

Mail Digest
Anyone who is feeling seriously afflicted by the bolide message shower
should consider changing to digest mode - this means you get the whole days
paleonet messages as a single large message. To go for this send the
message;

Set Paleonet mail digest

to our helpful listprocessor;

listproc@ucmp1.Berkeley.EDU


Jeremy Young



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