On a PC, using Eudora Light, one can highlight a whole group of unopened messages by dragging the mouse across them, and delete by pushing the delete key. Unfortunately, this doesn't address the "crapola" issue. I doubt even Bill Gates can help us much there. :-) > On a PC, using the Netscape Mail Reader, I was able to >highlight a message, hold the Shift button, and click on any message >below that. Every message from the first to the last message I clicked >on was highlighted. Presumably, the delete button would remove all of >the highlighted messages. >Hope this helps. >----Joel > >Ted Simmons wrote: >> >> Jim, I have a MAC so I don't know if this will work for your computer. >> Hold down the shift key and click on all the messages you want to delete. >> Then select "delete" from the message menu bar and that's all there is to >> it. >> >> Ted Simmons >> >> >"Just hit the delete key" is good advice. Unfortunately I can only >> >delete one >> >message at a time and today I found 1325 msgs waiting. That's right: >> >1325 messages. Most of which were crapola. All of which could only be >> >deleted >> >one message at a time. Don't even bother asking how long this takes. >> > >> >jim derocher > > Susan Kline, R.P.T. skline@proaxis.com P.O. Box 1651, Philomath, OR 97370 (541) 929-3971 "Not one shred of evidence supports the notion that life is serious."
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