PC Tools Spam Monitor
Spam Monitor is easy to install and manage, but not be fooled by its perceived simplicity, behind the scenes is a world-class spam filtering technology continuously protect your inbox. If you have tried other spam filters and found them too complex or ineffective, you should try Spam Monitor. Download a free trial version now and discover for yourself the simple and effective way to stop spam.
Spam Monitor runs in the background of your system tray automatically detecting spam e-mail as it arrives in your inbox. Use your local black list, white-list and spam filtering plug-ins, as well as publicly available black lists, spam and marked monitor detects spam messages before they reach you.
For advanced users, spam monitor offers a powerful set of features, including adaptation plug-in architecture so that new spam filter functions can be easily downloaded. Spam Monitor works with all e-mail clients, with the POP3 or IMAP4 mailboxes including Outlook, Outlook Express, Eudora and Mozilla Mail. For simple setup it contains a step-by-step configuration wizard that automatically detects and updates compatible e-mail clients to use Spam Monitor.
Since most of the modern viruses and worms are distributed through unsolicited e-mails, spam monitor offers an additional level of protection against viral infections, and other by stopping spam and junk mail.
Spam Monitor function Highlights
– Configuration Wizard configured to automatically in your e-mail clients to use Spam Monitor
– Support for all popular email programs like Outlook, Outlook Express, Eudora and Mozilla Mail
– Automatic white-list E-mail addresses or servers, you often correspond to
– Live updates automatically updates blocking filters and plug-ins
– Supports unlimited connect to POP3 or IMAP4 servers and mailboxes
– Customizable local black and white lists. Networks or IP addresses for the manual configuration
Requirements:
Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003 Server
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