[jaws-uk] Re: BT Total BB Spamguard.
- From: "Joan Muir" <wjmuir.twadugs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <jaws-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 9 Oct 2006 12:04:47 +0100
Hi, Robin,
Thanks very much indeed for that lovely clear explanation.
Between Pete and you, I might even manage to get it right!
Best wishes,
Joan.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Robin Clayden" <r.clayden@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <jaws-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, October 09, 2006 9:02 AM
Subject: [jaws-uk] BT Total BB Spamguard.
> Hi Joan,
>
> The BT Yahoo pages are really quite user friendly now, so hope this is
> of some help to you. I'm using jfw 7.0, XP Pro and IE.
>
> 1: Go to www.bt.yahoo.com
> 2: sign in with your user name and pw.
> 3:Go to the `mail' link, or list links and hit M until you hear it.
> 4: press l for a list of five items, inbox, sent, draft, bulk and trash.
> 5: Arrow down to Bulk and hit enter
> 6: Hit T for tables and it will land you on a checkbox which says select
> or de select all messages, and you will be on the top line of around 25
> bulk messages, so hit space bar to select all these in view. Then you
> can use the windows key + down arrow and review this list of junk and
> see if there's any genuine ones there.
> 7: If they're all junk, hit B and you'll get the delete button.
> 8: Alternatively, go back to the list of five folders, and you'll see a
> link below the Bulk folder which says empty.... Hit this and your ~Bulk
> folder is cleared out.
>
> Spam Guard setup:
>
> Follow steps 1,2 3 above,
> 4: go to the Options link
> 5: go to the spam protection link and enter.
> 6: Turn Spam Guard Plus on
> 7: work your way down to the setup section and set your filter in the 3
> areas provided.
>
> You can set your Bulk folder to store junk and it will after one week,
> two weeks, or a month, drop them out the bottom so to speak. As long as
> you keep a regular check on the bulk folder, this choice is entirely up
> to you. I have mine set to one week, and I haven't found any genuine
> messages for ages, it does get used to identifying the rubbish in time.
>
> Secondly, you select what it should do with the bulk message senders,
> like, it will put their addie in your block senders list.
>
> You then set it to put any genuine messages you find in your bulk
> folder, to go automatically to your Inbox.
>
> If you're taking a look at your bulk folder and come across a genuine
> message, there's a button which says, Not Spam, so hit this and the
> genuine message goes to your inbox.
>
> Finally, you have a choice of what to do with images within messages. I
> have this set to the second option.
>
> 8: Click the set filter button at the end and it will review your
> settings. You can tinker with these in the future if you think it's not
> doing the job you want.
>
> Hope this helps, but as always, shout out if you need more info.
>
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Robin Clayden,
> Edinburgh College of Art,
> 74 Lauriston Place,
> EDINBURGH EH3 9DF.
>
> T: +44 0 131 221 6000
> E: r.clayden@xxxxxxxxx
> W: http://www.eca.ac.uk=20
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