I use Eudora Lite for my e-mail program. It's a freeware program you can get at <http://eudora.qualcomm.com/eudoralight/>http://eudora.qualcomm.com/eudorali ght/ Eudora lets me edit the e-mails I get, which is the main reason I chose it over some other e-mail programs, so if there's something I want to keep, I cut out the parts I don't want, and change the subject line to something descriptive. I can then file the e-mail in one of the folders I have set up. I've got one for each family line, plus one for each ethnic group I'm researching, one where I save all my listserv instructions, one named "Web Sites to Visit", etc, etc, etc. I don't work for Eudora or anything, but I like the flexibility it gives me on filing my e-mails so well I'm thinking about popping for the $40 Pro version, which is, I'm sure, why they give out the Lite version for free. You can also demo the Pro version (which I did and I liked it really well), but after the free trial period, you can't use the Pro address book with the lite version--in other words, it's easy to move up from Lite to Pro, but messy moving back from Pro to Lite. Beverly Brown, missbev@theshop.net, <http://www.theshop.net/missbev/sitemap.html>www.theshop.net/missbev/sitema p.html B.r.a.c.k.e.t.t  B.r.o.w.n  B.r.u.n.e.r  B.u.r.k.s  H.a.r.r.i.s  R.o.s.e S.i.s.s.o.n  S.n.e.a.d  S.w.o.p.e  T.h.o.m.p.s.o.n  T.i.l.l.m.a.n T.y.l.e.r  W.e.s.t  W.h.i.t.f.i.e.l.d  Y.a.t.e.s