Cheers
Heath Young
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>Who is this guy and why is it that when I open a post that he's responsible
>for ( he has several different ones all over )
>I get some pop-up box?
Your readers like to have fun with other people's posts
including snips to remove contents and to make it appear out of
context.. I'm from one of the famous British Colonies
>what is a pop up box..?
>Because he is an advertiser or a pest - and you have Javascript/html enabled in
>your newsreader
sorry to up set your bubble..this is a public newsgroup..not ann
landers column..nor is anything I have answered been offensive..nor
derogatory.. as you say..cheers
Because you have neglected to disable javascript in email and news
messages. If you're using MS programs, look under the tools menu (of both
Outlook and IE) for the security tab. In IE turn off scripting for
resticted sites, and if you don't mind loosing functionality on a lot of
web sites then turn it off for all sites. In Outlook set it to consider
messages as restricted.
>Because you have neglected to disable javascript in email and news
>messages. If you're using MS programs, look under the tools menu (of both
>Outlook and IE) for the security tab. In IE turn off scripting for
>resticted sites, and if you don't mind loosing functionality on a lot of
>web sites then turn it off for all sites. In Outlook set it to consider
>messages as restricted.
>
Personally, I usually delete any email or newsgroup msgs I get that
aren't plain text unless I really think I want it. My mail reader
doesn't even run html by default.
IE's security zone concept is nice in principle but implemented
stupidly. In practice I want to always run (by default) at max
security, and upgrade a particular site to sort-of-trusted or
trusted status if it doesn't work without some fancy feature (and I
think its not dangerous). I did manage to accomplish this but it
was horribly complicated and involved editing the registry.
All of Tom's suggestions are good though. If you haven't done this
recently, you should also go into IE and hit Tools-Windows Update to
get the latest versions. They keep updateing on a regular basis to
close security holes. Just did it today and got new stuff for IE6.
-Rex
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>Who is this guy and why is it that when I open a post that he's responsible
>for ( he has several different ones all over )
>I get some pop-up box?
>
>
dont happen in Forte FreeAgent... you must be using crap software
Martin
The carrier of light it the photon,
The carrier of electricity is the electron
and the carrier of stupidity is the moron.
So, here's another person who will never open one of your
posts again.
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Cheers!
Rich
"We have met the enemy, and he is us!"
- Pogo Possum, ca. 1950's
That's why they call them Outhouse and Netscrap.
But most everyone uses them.
> Martin
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My email address is whitelisted. *All* email sent to it
goes directly to the trash unless you put NOSPAM in the
Subject: line. alondra101 <at> hotmail.com Spammers are
proof positive that there IS such a thing as a negative IQ!
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Don't be ripped off by the big book dealers. Go to the URL
that will give you a choice and save you money(up to half).
http://www.everybookstore.com You'll be glad you did!
It's nothing to do with Javascript. The poster is posting with a browser
configured for the Japanese character set (Content-Type: text/plain;
charset=ISO-2022-JP). Outlook Express wants to give you the opportunity to
download the Japanese font set and encoding manager so that if the poster is
using non-Roman alphabets, the text will appear correctly.
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-- Lewin A.R.W. Edwards
Replace spam with larwe when emailing!
For-hire : http://www.zws.com/
Personal: http://www.larwe.com/
Day job: http://www.digi-frame.com/
sorry ..I didn't mean to get out of line..But my replies were tampered
with.. and taken out of context.. my apologies to the group..
Pete Loftus
"Lewin A.R.W. Edwards (Despammed)" <sp...@larwe.com> wrote in message
news:Ilwm8.2104$v42....@nwrddc01.gnilink.net...
Cheers!
Chip Shults
My robotics, space and CGI web page - http://home.cfl.rr.com/aichip
Peter (and others),
I recently downloaded a program called Mail Washer
(http://www.mailwasher.net) that allows the user to "pre-screen" email prior
to downloading it. In addition you can add entire domains (i.e.
spammers.co.kr) to a "blacklist"
HTH
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Paul Sevin
Ovation Engineering, Inc.
productivity solutions for CNC machinery
http://www.ovationeng.com
For Chinese junkmail - try cutting & paste the Chinese character symbol that
literally means "China - centre of the world", it's a square thing with a
vertical line through the middle.
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> Since 75% of my junk mail comes from Korea (**.Kr), how can I configure
> IE6 to always delete the stuff automatically? It's not that I dislike
> Korea's but simply That I am sick and tired of having to manually block all
> these messages.
> Pete Loftus
You should be asking this Q on a more appropriate newsgroup such as
news.admin.net-abuse.email, or NG for IE6.
[snip]
How can one do this if one's system is not configured to display
Chinese characters? I.E. what does that character look like on a
non-Chinese-enabled system?
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