Re: Why the Spam? | |
On Fri, 11 Apr 2008 18:35:51 -0400, David <deejayquai@gmail.comwrote: Quote:
Sorry, I needed to ask but to bring it back round to MS Access, I have
worked up an access database for a number of years and would like to
consider having it delivered as a web based solution.
There are many kinds of applications that might be considered to be web
solutions.
Do you want me to be able to navigate to http://yourwebsolution.ext and be
able to use your database, with only my browser as a hosting application?
Perhaps, you would be happy with an application you deliver which would be
like your Access application but allow me to access the data from anywhere
in the world over the internet, but if you don't give me the application,
there is no access.
These are very different. The first is quite challenging; the second is
not so challenging. I think it would be helpful if you thought about and
answered these questions before you commit yourself to SQL-Server, or any
technology at all.
I too am very concerned with the spam and am becoming disappointed with
Google; I've referred on a bunch of spam to them with no results whatever. | | | | re: Re: Why the Spam?
lyle fairfield wrote: Quote:
On Fri, 11 Apr 2008 18:35:51 -0400, David <deejayquai@gmail.comwrote:
> Quote:
>Sorry, I needed to ask but to bring it back round to MS Access, I have
>worked up an access database for a number of years and would like to
>consider having it delivered as a web based solution.
>
There are many kinds of applications that might be considered to be web
solutions.
>
Do you want me to be able to navigate to http://yourwebsolution.ext and
be able to use your database, with only my browser as a hosting
application?
>
Perhaps, you would be happy with an application you deliver which would
be like your Access application but allow me to access the data from
anywhere in the world over the internet, but if you don't give me the
application, there is no access.
>
These are very different. The first is quite challenging; the second is
not so challenging. I think it would be helpful if you thought about and
answered these questions before you commit yourself to SQL-Server, or
any technology at all.
>
I too am very concerned with the spam and am becoming disappointed with
Google; I've referred on a bunch of spam to them with no results whatever.
>
Here's how to get rid of GMail spam before it hits your spam folder. From GMail, click on
Settings | Filters | Create a new filter. In the "Has the words:" text box enter:
"is:spam" without the quotes, the click the Next Step button. Click OK when you get the
warning dialog box. Check the "Skip the inbox" and "Delete it" checkboxes, and click on
the Create Filter button. That's it! No more spam!! | | | | re: Re: Why the Spam?
On Sat, 12 Apr 2008 16:28:05 -0400, Donald Calloway
<drcalloway@verizon.netwrote: Quote:
Here's how to get rid of GMail spam before it hits your spam folder.
From GMail, click on
Settings | Filters | Create a new filter. In the "Has the words:" text
box enter:
"is:spam" without the quotes, the click the Next Step button. Click OK
when you get the
warning dialog box. Check the "Skip the inbox" and "Delete it"
checkboxes, and click on
the Create Filter button. That's it! No more spam!!
Does that prevent Gmail account holders from posting spam to newsgroups?
That is the practice about which I am concerned. | | | | re: Re: Why the Spam?
lyle fairfield wrote: Quote:
On Sat, 12 Apr 2008 16:28:05 -0400, Donald Calloway
<drcalloway@verizon.netwrote:
> Quote:
>Here's how to get rid of GMail spam before it hits your spam folder.
>From GMail, click on
>Settings | Filters | Create a new filter. In the "Has the words:"
>text box enter:
>"is:spam" without the quotes, the click the Next Step button. Click
>OK when you get the
>warning dialog box. Check the "Skip the inbox" and "Delete it"
>checkboxes, and click on
>the Create Filter button. That's it! No more spam!!
>
Does that prevent Gmail account holders from posting spam to newsgroups?
That is the practice about which I am concerned.
You're a funny guy, Jackweed. If you don't like the advise, you know what you can do. | | | | re: Re: Why the Spam?
Donald Calloway <drcalloway@verizon.netwrote in
news:hVcMj.3732$El4.1225@trnddc05: Quote:
lyle fairfield wrote: Quote:
>On Sat, 12 Apr 2008 16:28:05 -0400, Donald Calloway
><drcalloway@verizon.netwrote:
>> Quote:
>>Here's how to get rid of GMail spam before it hits your spam folder.
>>From GMail, click on
>>Settings | Filters | Create a new filter. In the "Has the words:"
>>text box enter:
>>"is:spam" without the quotes, the click the Next Step button. Click
>>OK when you get the
>>warning dialog box. Check the "Skip the inbox" and "Delete it"
>>checkboxes, and click on
>>the Create Filter button. That's it! No more spam!!
>>
>Does that prevent Gmail account holders from posting spam to
>newsgroups? That is the practice about which I am concerned.
You're a funny guy, Jackweed. If you don't like the advise, you know
what you can do.
There was nothing wrong with the advice except that it had nothing to do
with the issue being discussed. | | | | re: Re: Why the Spam?
On Apr 12, 8:58*pm, Donald Calloway <drcallo...@verizon.netwrote: Quote:
lyle fairfield wrote: Quote:
On Sat, 12 Apr 2008 16:28:05 -0400, Donald Calloway
<drcallo...@verizon.netwrote:
> Quote: Quote:
Here's how to get rid of GMail spam before it hits your spam folder.
From GMail, click on
Settings | Filters | Create a new filter. * In the "Has the words:"
text box enter:
"is:spam" without the quotes, the click the Next Step button. *Click
OK when you get the
warning dialog box. *Check the "Skip the inbox" and "Delete it"
checkboxes, and click on
the Create Filter button. *That's it! *No more spam!!
> Quote:
Does that prevent Gmail account holders from posting spam to newsgroups?
That is the practice about which I am concerned.
>
You're a funny guy, Jackweed. *If you don't like the advise, you know what you can do.- Hide quoted text -
>
- Show quoted text -
ADVICE not ADVISE. "jackweed"... | | | | re: Re: Why the Spam?
frogsteaks@yahoo.com wrote: Quote:
On Apr 12, 8:58 pm, Donald Calloway <drcallo...@verizon.netwrote: Quote:
>lyle fairfield wrote: Quote:
>>On Sat, 12 Apr 2008 16:28:05 -0400, Donald Calloway
>><drcallo...@verizon.netwrote:
>>>Here's how to get rid of GMail spam before it hits your spam folder.
>>>From GMail, click on
>>>Settings | Filters | Create a new filter. In the "Has the words:"
>>>text box enter:
>>>"is:spam" without the quotes, the click the Next Step button. Click
>>>OK when you get the
>>>warning dialog box. Check the "Skip the inbox" and "Delete it"
>>>checkboxes, and click on
>>>the Create Filter button. That's it! No more spam!!
>>Does that prevent Gmail account holders from posting spam to newsgroups?
>>That is the practice about which I am concerned.
>You're a funny guy, Jackweed. If you don't like the advise, you know what you can do.- Hide quoted text -
>>
>- Show quoted text -
>
ADVICE not ADVISE. "jackweed"...
Freak you. Freakhead. | | | | re: Re: Why the Spam?
On Apr 14, 7:05*pm, Donald Calloway <drcallo...@verizon.netwrote: Quote:
frogste...@yahoo.com wrote: Quote:
On Apr 12, 8:58 pm, Donald Calloway <drcallo...@verizon.netwrote: Quote:
lyle fairfield wrote:
>On Sat, 12 Apr 2008 16:28:05 -0400, Donald Calloway
><drcallo...@verizon.netwrote:
>>Here's how to get rid of GMail spam before it hits your spam folder.
>>From GMail, click on
>>Settings | Filters | Create a new filter. * In the "Has the words:"
>>text box enter:
>>"is:spam" without the quotes, the click the Next Step button. *Click
>>OK when you get the
>>warning dialog box. *Check the "Skip the inbox" and "Delete it"
>>checkboxes, and click on
>>the Create Filter button. *That's it! *No more spam!!
>Does that prevent Gmail account holders from posting spam to newsgroups?
>That is the practice about which I am concerned.
You're a funny guy, Jackweed. *If you don't like the advise, you knowwhat you can do.- Hide quoted text -
> Quote: Quote:
- Show quoted text -
> Quote:
ADVICE not ADVISE. *"jackweed"...
>
Freak you. Freakhead.
What brilliant wit! I'm glad I've never crossed swords with you! | | | | re: Re: Why the Spam?
In article <0rRMj.12329$tw3.2252@trnddc03>, drcalloway@verizon.net
says... Quote: frogsteaks@yahoo.com wrote: Quote:
On Apr 12, 8:58 pm, Donald Calloway <drcallo...@verizon.netwrote: Quote:
lyle fairfield wrote:
>On Sat, 12 Apr 2008 16:28:05 -0400, Donald Calloway
><drcallo...@verizon.netwrote:
>>Here's how to get rid of GMail spam before it hits your spam folder.
>>From GMail, click on
>>Settings | Filters | Create a new filter. In the "Has the words:"
>>text box enter:
>>"is:spam" without the quotes, the click the Next Step button. Click
>>OK when you get the
>>warning dialog box. Check the "Skip the inbox" and "Delete it"
>>checkboxes, and click on
>>the Create Filter button. That's it! No more spam!!
>Does that prevent Gmail account holders from posting spam to newsgroups?
>That is the practice about which I am concerned.
You're a funny guy, Jackweed. If you don't like the advise, you know what you can do.- Hide quoted text -
>
- Show quoted text -
ADVICE not ADVISE. "jackweed"...
Freak you. Freakhead.
>
Freak? Jackweed? OMFG we have a 3rd grader in the newsgroup! | | | | re: Re: Why the Spam?
Its Jus Me wrote: Quote:
In article <0rRMj.12329$tw3.2252@trnddc03>, drcalloway@verizon.net
says... Quote:
> frogsteaks@yahoo.com wrote: Quote:
>>On Apr 12, 8:58 pm, Donald Calloway <drcallo...@verizon.netwrote:
>>>lyle fairfield wrote:
>>>>On Sat, 12 Apr 2008 16:28:05 -0400, Donald Calloway
>>>><drcallo...@verizon.netwrote:
>>>>>Here's how to get rid of GMail spam before it hits your spam folder.
>>>>>From GMail, click on
>>>>>Settings | Filters | Create a new filter. In the "Has the words:"
>>>>>text box enter:
>>>>>"is:spam" without the quotes, the click the Next Step button. Click
>>>>>OK when you get the
>>>>>warning dialog box. Check the "Skip the inbox" and "Delete it"
>>>>>checkboxes, and click on
>>>>>the Create Filter button. That's it! No more spam!!
>>>>Does that prevent Gmail account holders from posting spam to newsgroups?
>>>>That is the practice about which I am concerned.
>>>You're a funny guy, Jackweed. If you don't like the advise, you know what you can do.- Hide quoted text -
>>>>
>>>- Show quoted text -
>>ADVICE not ADVISE. "jackweed"...
>Freak you. Freakhead.
>>
>
Freak? Jackweed? OMFG we have a 3rd grader in the newsgroup!
Sorry to hear you couldn't make it to the 4th grade. Hope things work out for you in the
future. | | | | re: Re: Why the Spam?
Ok, these may be newbie questions. Can the spam messages be deleted on the
server, or are they stuck here forever, once posted? It would be nice if
there was a moderator that could go through and clean up the messages. It is
difficult sometimes to pick out the good messages (especially here lately).
And I really don't know what the "cmsg cancel" ones are about, but they are
particularly annoying, as they just add to the clutter.
"lyle" <lyle.fairfield@gmail.comwrote in message
news:9150a318-1f32-41c5-a3b2-0e5687b6ada2@l28g2000prd.googlegroups.com...
On Apr 14, 7:05 pm, Donald Calloway <drcallo...@verizon.netwrote: Quote:
frogste...@yahoo.com wrote: Quote:
On Apr 12, 8:58 pm, Donald Calloway <drcallo...@verizon.netwrote: Quote:
lyle fairfield wrote:
>On Sat, 12 Apr 2008 16:28:05 -0400, Donald Calloway
><drcallo...@verizon.netwrote:
>>Here's how to get rid of GMail spam before it hits your spam folder.
>>From GMail, click on
>>Settings | Filters | Create a new filter. In the "Has the words:"
>>text box enter:
>>"is:spam" without the quotes, the click the Next Step button. Click
>>OK when you get the
>>warning dialog box. Check the "Skip the inbox" and "Delete it"
>>checkboxes, and click on
>>the Create Filter button. That's it! No more spam!!
>Does that prevent Gmail account holders from posting spam to
>newsgroups?
>That is the practice about which I am concerned.
You're a funny guy, Jackweed. If you don't like the advise, you know
what you can do.- Hide quoted text -
> Quote: Quote:
- Show quoted text -
> Quote:
ADVICE not ADVISE. "jackweed"...
>
Freak you. Freakhead.
What brilliant wit! I'm glad I've never crossed swords with you! | | | | re: Re: Why the Spam?
ARC wrote: Quote:
Ok, these may be newbie questions. Can the spam messages be deleted on
the server, or are they stuck here forever, once posted? It would be
nice if there was a moderator that could go through and clean up the
messages. It is difficult sometimes to pick out the good messages
(especially here lately). And I really don't know what the "cmsg cancel"
ones are about, but they are particularly annoying, as they just add to
the clutter.
>
>
"lyle" <lyle.fairfield@gmail.comwrote in message
news:9150a318-1f32-41c5-a3b2-0e5687b6ada2@l28g2000prd.googlegroups.com...
On Apr 14, 7:05 pm, Donald Calloway <drcallo...@verizon.netwrote: Quote:
>frogste...@yahoo.com wrote: Quote:
On Apr 12, 8:58 pm, Donald Calloway <drcallo...@verizon.netwrote:
>lyle fairfield wrote:
>>On Sat, 12 Apr 2008 16:28:05 -0400, Donald Calloway
>><drcallo...@verizon.netwrote:
>>>Here's how to get rid of GMail spam before it hits your spam folder.
>>>From GMail, click on
>>>Settings | Filters | Create a new filter. In the "Has the words:"
>>>text box enter:
>>>"is:spam" without the quotes, the click the Next Step button. Click
>>>OK when you get the
>>>warning dialog box. Check the "Skip the inbox" and "Delete it"
>>>checkboxes, and click on
>>>the Create Filter button. That's it! No more spam!!
>>Does that prevent Gmail account holders from posting spam to >>>
>newsgroups? Quote:
>>That is the practice about which I am concerned.
>You're a funny guy, Jackweed. If you don't like the advise, you
>know >what you can do.- Hide quoted text -
>> Quote:
>- Show quoted text -
>> Quote:
ADVICE not ADVISE. "jackweed"...
>>
>Freak you. Freakhead.
>
What brilliant wit! I'm glad I've never crossed swords with you!
>
That is precisely what my directions accomplish. | | | | re: Re: Why the Spam?
"Donald Calloway" <drcalloway@verizon.netwrote Quote:
That is precisely what my directions accomplish.
Did you describe how we could read newsgroups on gmail? I must have missed
that part.
Reading it on Google Groups is pretty slow.
Larry | | | | re: Re: Why the Spam?
Larry Linson wrote: Quote:
"Donald Calloway" <drcalloway@verizon.netwrote
> Quote:
That is precisely what my directions accomplish.
>
Did you describe how we could read newsgroups on gmail? I must have missed
that part.
>
Reading it on Google Groups is pretty slow.
>
Larry
>
>
No. I described how to turn off Google Spam email before it hits your Spam folder. The
technique I described (which works well) sends Spam directly to your Trash folder where it
is automatically dumped in 30 days. The end result is, there is no Spam to be bothered
with as it all goes to the trash, where it belongs. Google denies this works, but trust
me, it does. |  |
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