!!!!!!!!Outlook Express. Block Sender

[Guest]

I would appreciate any help. I have been trying to use the blocked sender
feature in Outlook. I have gone through the procedure carefully and carefully
spelled out the complete e mail address that I want to block. It does not
block!! The particular e mail address is one from Europe! is this the
problem?...Thanks in advance.

 

[kurttrail]

I would appreciate any help. I have been trying to use the blocked
sender feature in Outlook. I have gone through the procedure
carefully and carefully spelled out the complete e mail address that
I want to block. It does not block!! The particular e mail address is
one from Europe! is this the problem?...Thanks in advance.

Why are you typing anything? Just open up one of the person's posts,
right click on the person's name after "From:" at the top of that open
post window, and choose "Block Sender..."

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[bdog]

I would appreciate any help. I have been trying to use the blocked
sender feature in Outlook. I have gone through the procedure carefully
and carefully spelled out the complete e mail address that I want to
block. It does not block!! The particular e mail address is one from
Europe! is this the problem?...Thanks in advance.

Hilite the message from Europe, click on Message/Block Sender and answer
the propmpts.

bdog

 

[Miss Perspicacia Tick]

I would appreciate any help. I have been trying to use the blocked
sender feature in Outlook. I have gone through the procedure
carefully and carefully spelled out the complete e mail address that
I want to block. It does not block!! The particular e mail address is
one from Europe! is this the problem?...Thanks in advance.

Outlook and Outlook Express are *NOT* the same thing. Which do you mean..?

 

[Box134]

Use your freaking imagination. The title does say Outlook Express. I suppose
in your tiny little world that's a grave error. But then you'd sooner abuse
someone instead of offering advice.

 

[Stephen Harris]

Outlook and Outlook Express are *NOT* the same thing. Which do you mean..?

beuracracy

Outlook uses a right-click on the offending email; choose Junk email
then add to blocked sender's list

Outlook Express uses click on message; then Message --> block sender --> ok

 

[T. Waters]

While you are at it, you might as well block "the Tick," as many others have
already done.

 

[Peter Foldes]

Imagination or not people make this error always. They post OE in the
subject line when they mean OL and vica versa. That is why she asked. I
would have also.

--
Peter

Please reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others.

Use your freaking imagination. The title does say Outlook Express. I
suppose in your tiny little world that's a grave error. But then you'd
sooner abuse someone instead of offering advice.

 

[Clark Griswold]

While you are at it, you might as well block "the Tick," as many others
have
already done.

No way. I do enjoy her juvenile posts. Though I wish she'd get out more
often.

 

[T. Waters]

No way. I do enjoy her juvenile posts. Though I wish she'd get out
more often.

Well, I spare myself very little by blocking the Tick. Since flames follow a
Tick post, I see the flame and know without looking who the instigator was!

 

[Box134]

I don't really think that's why she asked, just another opportunity to dump
on someone. People don't refer to you as "Peter Foldes" all the time, they
probably just say "Peter" in informal situations. Same with "Outlook
Express" and "Outlook." I guess some folks just can't fill in the blanks.