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07-29-20 06:45 Daryl Stout wrote to Ed Vance about Re: NoScript
Howdy! Daryl,

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 DS> Ed,
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 EV> I use Mailwasher free and Mozilla Thunderbird for Email.

 DS>   I registered MailWasher Pro a long time ago, and used the Courier
 DS> Email program, which I also registered. But, since I'm now with GMail,
 DS> I don't use those others anymore.

I use the Free versions of Antivirus, Malware Dectectors, Mailwasher.
You already know I'm a cheap LID.
Others here probably know that too.

 EV> If I see an unwanted Email after I used Mailwasher to see if the Mail
 EV> Server has any for me I will go to the Web Mail site and delete that
 EV> message,

 DS>   I would just zap it with MailWasher...it did allow a "safe preview"
 DS> of the email.

"My thoughts" about doing that is that Mailwasher Free just tells the Webmail
Server only to DELETE the Email instead of letting the Webmail Server MARK
that one as SPAM and send it to the Email Accounts SPAM BOX, so the Webmail
Server CAN REMEMBER what i think it should do to the message so Mailwasher
won't even see it.

That is why I go to Webmail and tell it what it should do with future
messages sent from THAT Address.

Mailwasher Free telling WebMail to Delete the Email each time it sees one
from THAT Address, just because that Address is in its SPAM or Black List(s)
to me is making Mailwasher Free have to work overtime.

My method is to have those Emails never being been sent to Mailwasher free
again for it to see one from that Address anymore.

Of course Mailwasher does remember how I marked the Email and most probably
sends it to its Black List or SPAM List the first time I mark it as unwanted
so I wouldn't see it when I check Email with Mailwasher Free.

It just tells the Webmail Server to DELETE the message. OVER AND OVER...

 EV> I don't use the computer for any bsnking, If I want to buy something I
 EV> see advertised by a Companies internet page, I will call their toll
 EV> free number to see if they will accept my personal check for the item
 EV> and then send what I ordered when the check has cleared.  Works for me.

 DS>   I use the app on my smartphone just to check the balances. I rarely
 DS> write checks anymore...most of my transactions are done electronically.

I hope You never get BIT doing that.

I rather avoid the chance of what money I have going somewhere I didn't want
it to go to.

 EV> Both of those things have crossed my mind, but I haven't desired to
 EV> shell out any cash to buy new things for the c=64.

 DS>   On the Multimode Digital Voice Net last week, on The QuadNet Array,
 DS> the question was on operating systems. When I mentioned that in the
 DS> past, I was running GT Power for dial-up under DOS 5.0 with DESQView
 DS> and the QEMM Memory Manager from Quarterdeck Software, you should've
 DS> heard the "wipe the dust off that one!!" comments. 

 DS>   Both Quarterdeck, who did QEMM and DESQView...and TeleGraphix, who
 DS> did RIP Graphics, are long gone out of business.

I also ran DOS 5.0 and used QEMM.
Years later I was at a Salvation Army Thrift Store and bought a CD that had
IBM DOS 7 on it.

I think I still used QEMM after installing DOS 7 on the pc.

I didn't remove MS DOS 5.0, I figured if I entered a Command, that IBM DOS 7
would use its version of the Command and if still wanted to use DOSSHELL or
another Command that wasn't in IBM's DOS 7 that I could do that since the
DOS 5.0 files still were on the pc.

73 de Ed W9ODR       .                       .

... Have you checked your smoke detector batteries & Fire Ext, LATELY?!
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