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Run Spam Buster before your email program as the first line of defense against the junk. To use Spam Buster you customize the filters for selecting exactly which emails you want deleted. Spam Buster compares the email message, header information, sender, and size to the spam settings you've defined to see if the message is spam. Then Spam Buster even checks the sender against a blacklist of known spammers. Spam Buster displays the email with a red checkmark indicating they are spam, a question mark if the mail appears to be spam, and those on the exception list (such as your friends) with a special icon. Should you decide that some of the messages not marked with a red check mark are spam, you can flag them for future spam detection. Of course you can unmark any message marked as spam too. Then launch your email program to retrieve and read the "clean" email.
Spam Buster requires a POP3 email account such as provided from a local internet service provider and does not support proprietary email such as AOL, Compuserve, MSN, Juno, or web-based mail accounts such as Yahoo or Hotmail. So no, this great software is not going to work with your Hotmail account.
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"Are you tired of seeing the Blue Screen of Death? Well change the colors! BSOD allows you to tell Windows what colors you want when it crashes. Take BSOD home free and laugh when Windows tries to display its' colors."
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