On Wed, 23 Feb 2011 18:36:39 -0000, Jean Wood <jeangrahame@orange.fr> wrote: > Just a tip > Maybe other people's emails are set up differently: but every time I > look at my emails I inspect the number of emails in each box - it is a > matter of seconds to run my eye down the box of "Junk" and retrieve any > Family history or other "respectable" emails. Similarly I run my eye > down the inbox and move any Junk to that box. When satisfied I > immediately empty the junk box. Yes, my e-mails were set up differently on my old Acorn computer and my e-mails used to go into different folders. If I wasn't careful I could lose a "respectable" e-mail. Nowadays, I don't do anything elaborate either sending or receiving e-mails. I just let all the messages go into Received so I see anything marked Spam straight away. I think I had a B & S one marked Spam from myself this week. Computers work in mysterious ways. I've been using them since the early 1980s and using e-mail from the late 1990s, yet I still feel that I'm a novice. -- Josephine Jeremiah www.ianandjo.dsl.pipex.com