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November 13th 06, 07:27 AM
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Blocking Spam - Rules
Hi All
I would like to delete all email sent to my domain that does not have an appropriate user name. eg if my domain is mydomain.com.au, i will accept or but will not accept any other email prefix such as Is it possible to do this in Outlook (2003)? If not, any ideas on how I can do this Thanks heaps Harry 
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November 13th 06, 02:29 PM
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Blocking Spam - Rules
Harry Strybos wrote:
I would like to delete all email sent to my domain that does not have an appropriate user name. eg if my domain is mydomain.com.au, i will accept or but will not accept any other email prefix such as Is it possible to do this in Outlook (2003)? That's a server function, not a client function. -- Brian Tillman
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