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E-Mail Scam - Watch Out For Scams Tied To The Olympics Major news events often serve as a hook for e-mail scams, and
this month's Beijing Olympics is no exception. The United States Computer
Emergency Readiness Team (US-CERT) has received reports of phishing activity,
some linked to Storm Worm, that uses Olympic-themed messages. This Trojan is
spread via an e-mail claiming the Olympics will be delayed or canceled
because of the May earthquake in
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Polar Internet customers! Ask The Help Desk - How To Keep E-mail Addresses From
Automatically Filling Up Your Address Book Question: Whenever I reply to an e-mail message, the e-mail
address I replied to is added to my e-mail program's address book. My address
book is filling up with lots of e-mail addresses that I really don't want in
there. How can I prevent these e-mail addresses from automatically being
added? My e-mail program is Outlook Express 6 and I'm using Windows XP Home
Edition for my computer operating system. 1. Open Outlook
Express 6 or Windows Mail. 2. Click your cursor
arrow on the "Tools" menu and select "Options" from the
resulting drop-down menu. The Options window will open. 3. Click on the
"Send" tab. Uncheck the box next to "Automatically put people
I reply to in my Address Book" for Outlook Express 6 or the box next to
"Automatically put people I reply to in my Contacts list" for
Windows Mail. 4. Click on
"Apply" and then "OK" to save the setting and close the
Options window. Note: See the "Short Tutorial" section below for
shortcut steps on quickly adding received e-mail addresses to your address
book. Sites Of The Month - Great Sites To Check Out In August Is It Just Me? Short Tutorial - Adding Received E-mail Addresses To Your
Address Book In this month's "Ask The Help Desk" section, we
explained how to keep unwanted e-mail addresses from automatically filling up
your address book. But how do you quickly add the addresses you do want to
store? Simply follow the steps below for your e-mail software program, and
your address book will stay relevant, current, and convenient. 1. With Outlook
Express open, click your cursor arrow on the e-mail message received from the
individual that you want to add to your address book. 2. Select
"Tools" from the menu bar. 3. Select "Add
Sender to Address Book" from the drop-down menu. Adding E-mail Addresses/Contacts To Your Address Book When
Using ... 1. With Windows Mail
open, click your cursor arrow on the e-mail message received from the
individual that you want to add to your Contacts list. 2. Select
"Tools" from the menu bar. 3. Select "Add
Sender to Contacts" from the drop-down menu. Adding E-mail Addresses/Contacts To Your Address Book When
Using ... 1. With Thunderbird
open, click your cursor arrow on the e-mail message received from the
individual that you want to add to your address book. 2. Left click on and
hold the "From" header. A drop-down menu will appear. 3. Click on "Add
to Address Book..." from the resulting drop-down menu. 4. The address book
will open with a new contact including the information from the e-mail. Fill
in any other details you would like for this contact and then click on
"OK" to save and exit. Adding E-mail Addresses/Contacts To Your Address Book When
Using ... 1. With Mail open,
click your cursor arrow on the e-mail message received from the individual
that you want to add to your address book. 2. Click your cursor
arrow on the "Message" menu. 3. Select "Add
Sender to Address Book" from the resulting drop-down menu.
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