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Old March 8th 05, 01:49 PM
~Roy~
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And you'll go bonkers keeping kill files up just to stay abreast of
all her user name and server changes........


On Tue, 8 Mar 2005 03:01:07 -0600, "Phyllis and Jim Hurley"
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===If you use Outlook Express and get bugged by certain posts on the newsgroup,
===take a look at the 'view' option. You can tell it to 'hide' messages with
===certain words in the subject line or from certain persons. Benefit: the
===unwanted messages go away. Makes the NG more fun and you don't have to
===waste time scanning accross the unwanted stuff.
===
===Jim



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Old March 8th 05, 08:07 PM
kathy
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On google I can click these little stars beside the
posts and they turn yellow. Makes it easy to scan and
ignore all the posts that... well, you know.
Also helps to remember where I posted. Also can skip
some of the chemistry and plumbing posts where I would
be NO help, whatsoever.

kathy :-)

 




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