Block Sender feature?

C

CJM

I'm using Windows Mail as my USENET client under Vista. On my XP machines,
I'm using Outlook Express.

In OE, I can use the Block Sender feature to killfile any undesirable
posters, but there doesn't seem to be an equivalent in Windows Mail. I tried
added people to the blocked senders list but this didn't seem to help.

Any suggestions?

Thanks

Chris
 
C

CJM

Steve Cochran said:
Its under Tools | Junk email options.

steve

As I said originally, I tried adding the sender to the Blocked Senders List
but it didn't seem to do anything. All posts from the problem users remained
visible.
 
M

mikeyhsd

do you have your VIEW setting to SHOW ALL. change it to Hide Read or Ignored.




(e-mail address removed)




Steve Cochran said:
Its under Tools | Junk email options.

steve

As I said originally, I tried adding the sender to the Blocked Senders List
but it didn't seem to do anything. All posts from the problem users remained
visible.
 
G

Gary VanderMolen

I confirm the OP's finding. The Blocked Sender feature does
nothing on Usenet. I always use the "Hide Read or Ignored" setting.

Darn, that makes another WinMail screw-up of a feature that worked
well in OE.

Gary VanderMolen

do you have your VIEW setting to SHOW ALL. change it to Hide Read or Ignored.

(e-mail address removed)



Steve Cochran said:
Its under Tools | Junk email options.

steve

As I said originally, I tried adding the sender to the Blocked Senders List
but it didn't seem to do anything. All posts from the problem users remained
visible.
 
S

Steve Cochran

Sorry, I missed the USENET aspect of your message.

You might try Message | Create Rule from this message.

steve
 
G

Guest

I want to block a sender and have it returned to them so they know I blocked
them, not that it goes straight into the junk file. Can that be done?
 
D

Dave

It won't work for newsgroup posts, because most posters (and all trolls) use
made up email addresses.
For email, you can create a rule... Tools - Message Rules - Mail -...
 

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