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"Night_Seer" <ecamacho4 at hotmail dot com> wrote in message news:RIWdndZDJJXFNFKiRVn-... > Diehard wrote: > > "Diehard" <> wrote in message > > news:uiJzb.3817$ ink.net... > >> > >> "Jerry G." <> wrote in message > >> news:bqnn3j$egk$... > >>> If you are using Outlook, or Outlook Express, they have an > >>> excellent filter built in. There are several of them. The one I > >>> use is the one that is under Tools, Message Rules, and Newgroups. > >>> You can go in there, and manually configure it to how you want. > >>> Then you can put in the key words that you want to filter out. > >>> Take care to not filter out things you want. > >>> > >>> If you use the Help (F1) for Outlook Express, there is a very good > >>> explanation about how to use this rules filter. > >>> > >>> -- > >>> > >>> Greetings, > >>> > >>> Jerry Greenberg GLG Technologies GLG > >>> ========================================= > >>> WebPage http://www.zoom-one.com > >>> Electronics http://www.zoom-one.com/electron.htm > >>> ========================================= > >>> > >>> > >>> "Diehard" <> wrote in message > >>> news:GoHzb.3521$ ink.net... > >>> Does anyone know of any web filtering software that also works with > >>> newsgroups when you use any newsreader? I want to find something > >>> that filters porn from the web and porn newsgroups. I have tried > >>> www.s4f.com but they can't block alt.binaries.dvd.erotica yet they > >>> say it is blocked. s4f does seem to work best overall tho, it just > >>> has problems with that newsgroup. Also I have tried Net Nanny 5 > >>> which has the features, but corrupts newsgroup downloaded files. So > >>> it does not work. Cybersitter/cyber patrol don't do newsgroup > >>> filtering at all. > >>> > >>> Can someone please help? > >>> > >>> Take care > >>> > >>> > >>> > >> > >> Thanks, but sorry, it helps me not one bit. i need something more. > >> > >> > > > > i dont use OE for binaries. > > Do your kids really need access to binaries? Why don't you just lock > them out of that particular program, and filter the rest in OE for your > kids. Then you can use any old filter for the internet. > > -- > Night_Seer > > Binaries is a must, that's for sure. So I have been looking for something , but not found anything yet, which bites cus there's so much out there, well, maybe 3-6 products and I haven't found one that worked good enough. Cyber Patrol released 6.1 I guess after the last time I looked at their site, so maybe, just maybe its new newsgroup thingy ma bob might work ok. The only problem is it uses the web and their web site for the install, so only one copy per pc and we have 3, lol. So i can't install it on the other 2,  unless i pay the same cost for the others. which is not going to happen, They do have the trial so i am going to use it for a day and see if itworks, and I'll know within 30 minutes of installing and setting it, if it works or not. I just wish there was something else out there. |
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Diehard wrote:
> "Night_Seer" <ecamacho4 at hotmail dot com> wrote in message > news:RIWdndZDJJXFNFKiRVn-... >> Diehard wrote: >>> "Diehard" <> wrote in message >>> news:uiJzb.3817$ ink.net... >>>> >>>> "Jerry G." <> wrote in message >>>> news:bqnn3j$egk$... >>>>> If you are using Outlook, or Outlook Express, they have an >>>>> excellent filter built in. There are several of them. The one I >>>>> use is the one that is under Tools, Message Rules, and Newgroups. >>>>> You can go in there, and manually configure it to how you want. >>>>> Then you can put in the key words that you want to filter out. >>>>> Take care to not filter out things you want. >>>>> >>>>> If you use the Help (F1) for Outlook Express, there is a very >>>>> good explanation about how to use this rules filter. >>>>> >>>>> -- >>>>> >>>>> Greetings, >>>>> >>>>> Jerry Greenberg GLG Technologies GLG >>>>> ========================================= >>>>> WebPage http://www.zoom-one.com >>>>> Electronics http://www.zoom-one.com/electron.htm >>>>> ========================================= >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> "Diehard" <> wrote in message >>>>> news:GoHzb.3521$ ink.net... >>>>> Does anyone know of any web filtering software that also works >>>>> with newsgroups when you use any newsreader? I want to find >>>>> something that filters porn from the web and porn newsgroups. I >>>>> have tried www.s4f.com but they can't block >>>>> alt.binaries.dvd.erotica yet they say it is blocked. s4f does >>>>> seem to work best overall tho, it just has problems with that >>>>> newsgroup. Also I have tried Net Nanny 5 which has the features, >>>>> but corrupts newsgroup downloaded files. So it does not work. >>>>> Cybersitter/cyber patrol don't do newsgroup filtering at all. >>>>> >>>>> Can someone please help? >>>>> >>>>> Take care >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>>> Thanks, but sorry, it helps me not one bit. i need something more. >>>> >>>> >>> >>> i dont use OE for binaries. >> >> Do your kids really need access to binaries? Why don't you just lock >> them out of that particular program, and filter the rest in OE for >> your kids. Then you can use any old filter for the internet. >> >> -- >> Night_Seer >> >> > > Binaries is a must, that's for sure. So I have been looking for > something , but not found anything yet, which bites cus there's so > much out there, well, maybe 3-6 products and I haven't found one that > worked good enough. Cyber Patrol released 6.1 I guess after the last > time I looked at their site, so maybe, just maybe its new newsgroup > thingy ma bob might work ok. The only problem is it uses the web and > their web site for the install, so only one copy per pc and we have > 3, lol. So i can't install it on the other 2, unless i pay the> same cost for the others. which is not going to happen, They do> have the trial so i am going to use it for a day and see if it works, > and I'll know within 30 minutes of installing and setting it, if it > works or not. I just wish there was something else out there. Well good luck. -- Night_Seer |
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