Technical fix for excess or unwante

[RangoonPost@xxxxxxx]

Subject: Re: Technical fix for excess or unwanted messages

AOL provides filters as well.  


In a message dated 10/19/99 6:11:44 AM Eastern Daylight Time, 
darnott@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:

<< Subj:     Technical fix for excess or unwanted messages
 Date:  10/19/99 6:11:44 AM Eastern Daylight Time
 From:  darnott@xxxxxxxxxxx (David Arnott)
 Sender:    owner-burmanet-l@xxxxxxx
 To:    burmanet-l@xxxxxxx, strider@xxxxxxx, 
free-burma@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, burmanet2-l@xxxxxxxx, 
MAYKHA-L@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, myanmar@xxxxxxxxxxx, ocelle@xxxxxxxxxx
 
 Dear net-entangled,
 
 I receive about 200 emails a day, as I'm sure many of you also do. One way
 to manage this bulk is to use filters. I don't know which other email
 software has this feature, but I use Eudora 4.1, which allows me to create
 special mailboxes into which messages from particular people or particular
 lists are automatically dropped, and where I can  look at them later, if I
 wish. Or they can be sent straight to Trash.  This solution may help those
 who have too much mail, or who only want straight news, and don't wish to
 wade through the various conversations etc.  It certainly makes for a
 cleaner and more manageable In box.
 
 Yours helpfully,
 
 David A
 
 Internet ProLink PC User
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