Re: Reporting Spam in Google Groups

"pullo" <pullo004@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "Cosmin Corbea" <cosminc@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> Christopher Adams wrote:
>>> Cosmin Corbea wrote:
>>>> Christopher Adams wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> I use it. You can't kill threads, which is the real problem.
>>>>
>>>> You can (again, without many frills): "Message" menu, "Ignore
>>>> Conversation"
>>>
>>> All that does is display the thread "greyed out".
>>
>> Est modus in rebus
>>
>> "View" menu, Current view -> "Hide read or ignored messages" does
exactly 
>> what you want
>
> I don't think so. I have that selected and a particular phrase that is a

> nuisance in another newsgroup and it still shows the subject header but 
> just greyed out.
>
>>> Block Sender will delete everything from a given individual and
>>> prevent their posts from being displayed in the future, which is the
>>> functionality I would want from a thread-kill.
>>
>> I think there is a bit of confusion there: "Block sender" is the kill 
>> file functionality. "Ignore conversation" is the thread kill
>
> But as Chris said; it still shows the thread, only greyed out with
'Ignore 
> conversation' while it completely disappears with 'block sender'.
>
> Another problem with OE is the erratic nature of its spellchecker. Their

> seems to be no rhyme or reason as to when it will spot misspellings and 
> when it will not. I had begun to suspect that I had somehow added a
bunch 
> of misspellings to the custom dictionary but I can't see how you access
it 
> to view and edit it.

More accurately I am speaking of the 'Windows Mail' app that comes with 
Vista. I actually took the time to locate the custom dictionary.

 Cripes! On! A! FREAKIN! CRUTCH! Why in Sam Hill would they put it in
buried 
deep in a hidden sub-sub-sub directory where you have to go look for it 
instead of just putting access to it in tools or options like they used
to??

 The best part is when you try to open it Windows 'doesn't recognize' what

type of  file it is and asks you what application to use. Windows doesn't 
even recognize its own files!

 My last gripe: why does Mail/OE arbitrarily, capriciously and repeatedly 
default/revert to overwrite instead of insert?