Yes. Ella for Spam Control supports multiple profiles and identities in Outlook or Outlook Express. Each profile has its own set of training data, Inbox, Later and Spam folders. In Outlook Express, users that have multiple Identities need have Outlook Express prompt for Identities upon Launching. To do this, the checkbox for "Use this identity when starting a program" should be turned off on the "Manage Identities" dialog box.

Yes. Ella for Spam Control supports an unlimited number of unique users on a single PC. Each user can install and run Ella for Spam Control independently of other users.

Outlook Express Identities are used when you want to keep email from different accounts in separate Inbox folders. We have a Step-by-Step instruction page that you can print out and use as a guide (Click here).

Inbox has a different behavior: each Identity stores all e-mails in separate folders; the folder is different for each Identity. SyncExpress synchronizes the Inbox folder belonging to the Identity that has been selected as "default when a program cannot ask you to choose an Identity". This option is available in Outlook Express under File | Identities > | Manage Identities... and is the last drop-down list in the dialog box.

When a new version of Ella is released, an update button will show on the Ella toolbar. This button will take you to a web page where you can download and install the latest version. The current shipping version is 1.5.6.2 for Outlook and Outlook Express and 1.5.7.2 for Outlook only.

Yes. To disable Ella for Spam Control, from the Outlook menu, select "Tools," "Options," "Other," "Advanced Options," "COM Add-Ins," and uncheck "Ella Agent". The next time you start Outlook, Ella for Spam Control will not be loaded.

Please send all questions and product feedback to support@openfieldsoftware.com, and we'll answer your questions as soon as possible.

For the PC: To block future e-mails from the same sender as an e-mail you just received, from the Inbox, select the message. From the menu, choose Message > Block Sender. (Note that this feature only works for standard POP mail only. It does not apply to HTTP mail (web-based) or IMAP messages.) To remove a name from the Blocked Senders list, from the menu choose Tools > Message Rules > Blocked Senders List. Select the name and click Remove.

The Outlook version of Ella for Spam Control works on Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows 98 and Windows ME

No. Ella for Spam Control will screen only email that comes to your default Outlook or Outlook Express Inbox. IMAP and Hotmail create separate inboxes to support local copies of server based mail - and as such Ella does not see those inboxes.

Short for Post Office Protocol, POP3 is an email protocol used to retrieve e-mail from a mail server. Most e-mail applications, including Outlook Express use the POP protocol. You can find detailed instructions on setting up Outlook and Outlook Express for both PC and Apple Mac. We are continually adding new help files and aim to have instructions for all popular email software.

It is possible to register a number of times on Trader Games but it is not advisable. To avoid fraud and malicious registering by third parties, each registration is checked for the validity and uniqueness of the associated email address. Further, each member that enters a game/tournament must pay by credit card and only one account can be associated with a specific card number.

Make a note of what you currently have in the "incoming mail server" entry (the name of your POP3 server). Change the "incoming mail server" from the name of your POP3 server to "localhost" (no quotes). Open the SpamBayes configuration page at http://localhost:8880/config (you can do this via the tray application, or just type that address into your browser). Enter your POP3 server's name in the top box ("Remote Servers").

In the Rules Wizard window, select Start from a blank rule => Check messages when they arrive => Next In the Search Text window, enter your specific criteria for the rule and click Add. Click OK to return to the Rule Wizard window. Choose a folder where you want spam e-mail to be filtered. If necessary, click New and create a Junk E-mail folder as a subfolder in your Inbox folder. This will allow you to review all of your spam messages before deleting them. Click OK once finished.

Microsoft Outlook Express is not capable of filtering mail with 'custom' headers, which is a pre-requisite for using the Monash Client-Side email filters. In this case your best option is to use server-side Spam filtering, which filters email PRIOR to being accessed by Outlook Express or using another support Monash email client (e.g. Mozilla Thunderbird). The more powerful Microsoft Outlook CAN filter mail although it is preferred that you use the Monash supported client.

No. Your Social Security Number and your USAJOBS user ID number and password identify you in the system.

No. You are identified in USAJOBS and HireMe by your Social Security Number, your USAJOBS user ID and password which you enter at registration. USAJOBS Recruitment One Stop will not allow you to create more than one account using the same e-mail address or Social Security Number. It is not likely that someone else is using your Social Security Number. You may have logged out of My USAJOBS before you finished registering. Go to the USAJOBS home page: www.usajobs.opm.

Yes you can install KnowWho products if you have multiple Outlook profiles on your computer. However, you MUST be consistent in the profile you use for your KnowWho contacts. After the initial installation ALL updates must be into the same profile.

Pidmail™ is a plugin of Outlook Express. It add SPAM filtering features on top of Outlook's already existing features. ↑ top

Answer: Spam, or Unsolicited Commercial E-Mail is a growing problem for all Internet users. Blocking the known marketers is the best tool we have against Spam at this time. However, from time to time Spam will leak through. The best way to manage Spam in cases like this is for each user to take steps to protect themselves.

If you are having problems with your e-mail program you will always be able to use webmail until the program can be fixed. To use Webmail launch Internet Explorer. Go to the Familink home page (www.familink.com) and then go to Webmail. (or click here https://home.familink.com/email ) To trouble shoot your e-mail program go to step-by-step instructions in the support area, fine the problem here in the FAQ's, or use Webmail to e-mail your questions to support@familink.

Update Outlook Express(OE) to the latest version from Windowsupdate.com. Use anti-virus software such as Norton Anti-virus to scan email. Personally, I never use the email scanning that NAV provides, because I use the latest OE and the following measures: Disable the Preview Pane when downloading messages from your ISP. A quick way to do this is to add a button to the toolbar.

There is no option in Outlook Express that allows this. However, Dominik Jain has come up with a solution. Not only does it position the cursor and colour the different levels of quoting, it converts emoticons such as :) to real images. Check out the website and download OE-Quotefix here.

The Internet Connection Wizard makes short work of setting up your email box by walking you through each step for every e-mail account you set up. Start Outlook Express, and on the Tools menu, click Accounts. If the Internet Connection Wizard starts up automatically, skip ahead to step 4. On the 'Your Name' page of the wizard, type your name as you want it to appear to everyone who gets e-mail from you, and then click Next.

You can protect access to Outlook Express by restricting access to its executable file, msimn.exe, which is usually located in the C:\Program Files\Outlook Express folder. You can also protect individual folders used by Outlook Express by restricting access to the appropriate message files, located in the Store Folder of Outlook Express.

You will have to make some simple configuration changes in outlook or outlook express. Please see user cutover.

Although we have tried and ensured maximum care in avoiding duplicate profiles, some errors may have inadvertently crept in. In this case, please bring the same to our notice by mailing us and we will rectify the same at the earliest.

No. Your Social Security Number and your USAJOBS user ID number and password identify you in ED's e-Recruit System (EdHIRES). Please review the procedures for logging into USAJOBS. Instructions are provided on the web site for your assistance. Remember, you must be a registered user of USAJOBS before you can apply for ED jobs, and your user id and password are case sensitive. You must fax/mail the required documents to the fax number/address identified on the vacancy announcement.

No. You are identified in My USAJOBS by your Social Security Number, your USAJOBS user ID and your password which you entered in the registration. USAJOBS will not allow you to create more than one account using the same email address or Social Security Number. No, your Social Security Number is one of the few reliable means government agencies have of distinguishing one applicant from another. It is extremely unlikely that someone else is using your Social Security Number.