Currently using Cloudmark's Spam blocker plugin for Outlook Express (on XP
32 pro). I want to move to XP64 as my main OS. But Cloudmark doesn't have a
version that runs on XP64.

I want spam filtering software with following features:

*Must integrate with Outlook Express on XP64*
And by "integrate with" I just mean the way Cloudmark works on my current
XP32 Outlook Express in that there are two buttons in my Outlook Express now
that are "block" and "unblock". If an email I know is spam gets past
Cloudmark, I can select that email and click the "block" button. Cloudmark's
server is notified and so all other Cloudmark users benefit. This method
works pretty well *mostly because* Cloudmark has a lot of users. According
to their web site, over a million users.

Also would be nice if it (a) moves "suspected spam" into a "spam" folder so
I can check before deleting; and (b) allows me to quickly/easily report a
msg it didn't catch
as spam. Cloudmark does these things.

Thanks for any suggestions you all can give!

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Scotter wrote:
Currently using Cloudmark's Spam blocker plugin for Outlook Express (on XP
32 pro). I want to move to XP64 as my main OS. But Cloudmark doesn't have
a version that runs on XP64.

I want spam filtering software with following features:

*Must integrate with Outlook Express on XP64*
And by "integrate with" I just mean the way Cloudmark works on my current
XP32 Outlook Express in that there are two buttons in my Outlook Express
now that are "block" and "unblock". If an email I know is spam gets past
Cloudmark, I can select that email and click the "block" button.
Cloudmark's server is notified and so all other Cloudmark users benefit.
This method works pretty well *mostly because* Cloudmark has a lot of
users. According to their web site, over a million users.

Also would be nice if it (a) moves "suspected spam" into a "spam" folder
so I can check before deleting; and (b) allows me to quickly/easily
report a msg it didn't catch
as spam. Cloudmark does these things.

Thanks for any suggestions you all can give!