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news reader with kill file
I am using windows 7 ultimate and MS outlook express is no longer
supported. I am currently using Mozilla Thunderbird and there is no kill file or anything comparable to it. So my question, what good free news reader can I get that has one? Thanks, JQ Dancing on the edge |
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news reader with kill file
JQ wrote:
I am using windows 7 ultimate and MS outlook express is no longer supported. I am currently using Mozilla Thunderbird and there is no kill file or anything comparable to it. So my question, what good free news reader can I get that has one? Thunderbird's killfile capabilities are sufficient for THIS group. You only need to killfile a few people to make life much more pleasant. Thunderbird seems to pretend to also kill the thread that the killed person posts into, but it doesn't actually do it. -- Cheers, Bev _|-_|-_|-_|-_|-_|-_|-_|-_|-_|-_|-_|-_ Too many freaks, not enough circuses. |
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news reader with kill file
JQ wrote:
I am using windows 7 ultimate and MS outlook express is no longer supported. I am currently using Mozilla Thunderbird and there is no kill file or anything comparable to it. Message, CreateFilterFromMessage, OK |
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news reader with kill file
Mike Treseler wrote:
JQ wrote: I am using windows 7 ultimate and MS outlook express is no longer supported. I am currently using Mozilla Thunderbird and there is no kill file or anything comparable to it. Message, CreateFilterFromMessage, OK or Tools, Message Filters, fill in the blanks The one Mike mentions only does one thing. The other one can filter by subject, etc. |
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news reader with kill file
On 12/14/2009 12:43 AM, The Real Bev wrote:
JQ wrote: I am using windows 7 ultimate and MS outlook express is no longer supported. I am currently using Mozilla Thunderbird and there is no kill file or anything comparable to it. So my question, what good free news reader can I get that has one? Thunderbird's killfile capabilities are sufficient for THIS group. You only need to killfile a few people to make life much more pleasant. Thunderbird seems to pretend to also kill the thread that the killed person posts into, but it doesn't actually do it. I am using Thunderbird 3.0 for windows and I don't see any killfile command. The filters seems to only work with e-mails. I looked at Mozilla web site for a a way to kill file a person, thread or topic but was unsuccessful. I seen that others had post the same question and was told that there were no such command or way of doing it other than to write some sort of script to use as an add on. If it is there I need more help in finding it. Thanks, JQ Dancing on the edge |
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news reader with kill file
On 12/14/2009 2:51 AM, Mike Treseler wrote:
JQ wrote: I am using windows 7 ultimate and MS outlook express is no longer supported. I am currently using Mozilla Thunderbird and there is no kill file or anything comparable to it. Message, CreateFilterFromMessage, OK This command does not work for newsgroups only for e-mails, Thanks, JQ Dancing on the edge |
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news reader with kill file
On 12/14/2009 8:46 AM, VtSkier wrote:
Mike Treseler wrote: JQ wrote: I am using windows 7 ultimate and MS outlook express is no longer supported. I am currently using Mozilla Thunderbird and there is no kill file or anything comparable to it. Message, CreateFilterFromMessage, OK or Tools, Message Filters, fill in the blanks The one Mike mentions only does one thing. The other one can filter by subject, etc. I tried this one too, as I posted previously it only works on e-mail accounts not newsgroups. That is why I am looking for another newsreader. How's the skiing up there? Down here we had more rain in the past 3 months than I can ever remember. The weather however has also been out of the ordinary too, but it is now finally looking like winter is around the corner. JQ Dancing on the edge |
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news reader with kill file
JQ wrote:
On 12/14/2009 8:46 AM, VtSkier wrote: Mike Treseler wrote: Message, CreateFilterFromMessage, OK or Tools, Message Filters, fill in the blanks I tried this one too, as I posted previously it only works on e-mail accounts not newsgroups. That is why I am looking for another newsreader. What version of Thunderbird are you using? These commands work for me. P.S. The season got off to a bang on Friday - 15 degrees, 30MPH wind blowing off the lake, white out conditions. At some points it was dumping hard enough that you got fresh tracks every run. //Walt |
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news reader with kill file
JQ wrote:
On 12/14/2009 8:46 AM, VtSkier wrote: Mike Treseler wrote: JQ wrote: I am using windows 7 ultimate and MS outlook express is no longer supported. I am currently using Mozilla Thunderbird and there is no kill file or anything comparable to it. Message, CreateFilterFromMessage, OK or Tools, Message Filters, fill in the blanks The one Mike mentions only does one thing. The other one can filter by subject, etc. I tried this one too, as I posted previously it only works on e-mail accounts not newsgroups. That is why I am looking for another newsreader. How's the skiing up there? Down here we had more rain in the past 3 months than I can ever remember. The weather however has also been out of the ordinary too, but it is now finally looking like winter is around the corner. JQ Dancing on the edge I'm using XP and T-bird version 2.0.0.23 (20090812) Try this. While you have t-bird set to a news account, use the two message filters set ups that Mike and I recommend. I think it might be something like this: If you set up message filters while you are in your 'inbox' or some other sub folder, the filter will work on email, if you are in a news account, it will work on newsgroups. Try it, this is how it seems in my version. As for (ob)skiing, What little is open has been good. A foot or so of natural last week and three inches last night made even some of the natural snow trails (Escapade, Great Bear, Mouse Trap(far skier's right), Cascade Headwall) were skiing very well. |
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news reader with kill file
On 12/14/2009 10:23 AM, Walt wrote:
JQ wrote: On 12/14/2009 8:46 AM, VtSkier wrote: Mike Treseler wrote: Message, CreateFilterFromMessage, OK or Tools, Message Filters, fill in the blanks I tried this one too, as I posted previously it only works on e-mail accounts not newsgroups. That is why I am looking for another newsreader. What version of Thunderbird are you using? These commands work for me. P.S. The season got off to a bang on Friday - 15 degrees, 30MPH wind blowing off the lake, white out conditions. At some points it was dumping hard enough that you got fresh tracks every run. //Walt I am using version 3.0 Thanks, JQ Dancing on the edge |
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