• From the mail messenger window, click "Edit"

• Click "Message Filters"

• Click "New"

• Give the filter a name (e.g., SPAM1, SPAM2, etc.)

• Place the dot in front of "Match any of the following"

• Select "Sender"

• Select "Contains"

• Insert the address of the rogue ISP
  (The part after the @; e.g., badguys.com)

• then (select) "Delete"

• Click "OK" till you get back to your mail window.

Any future junk mail coming from that address should be deleted.

You should create a new filter for each additional problem ISP that you encounter.

Click on the "Tools" at the top of the toolbar

Click on "Filters" which will be the first item on the drop down menu

Click on "New", which is at the bottom left of the Filters window -- Name it something such as "SPAM1"

Click the box beside "Incoming"

Click the "Header" drop down menu and select "From"

Below the Header is a drop down menu -- select "contains" and in the box next to it type the ISP of the offending sender

Under the "Action" drop down menu, select "Transfer to" and press the "In" button -- another drop down menu will appear, and you can select "Trash"

You'll still have to empty your trash each session, but at least you won't have to see the SPAM

Eudora Pro has additional options you might wish to use. The program's help file can assist you with configuring them.

Thanks to Diana Linkous for this information

Instructions for setting filters in Microsoft Internet Explorer will be posted shortly.

Thanks for participating in the effort to curtail SPAM.

":O) Willis Lamm