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To: TimbaBear who wrote (25162)	2/1/2002 5:51:33 PM
From: thecow	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 110652

TimbaBear I did some searching around and couldn't find any cookie managers that would do what you wanted. You can sort them by expiration date, last accessed, etc. and get rid of quite a few of them that you haven't visited in a long time. You can download a cookie manager program at any of the shareware or freeware sites to help you manage them on your new computer. I think just keeping the ones you recognize and the most recently visited ought to get them down to a manageable level. Here's some cookie cleaners. cookiecentral.com tc

To: TimbaBear who wrote (25162)	2/1/2002 7:54:48 PM
From: DismalScientist	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 110652

<< Yeah, yeah, I know that the new "privacy" policies are supposed to give you the option to check off that you don't want to receive all those "wonderful" bargains, but you know, for all of those that I mark "don't send me nothin'", I still get bunches of spam! >> Lately, I must have got on some list because all of a sudden I am receiving many spams per day. Many of these are from outside the U.S. and the links at the bottom for removal don't work - probably not meant to work. How does one stop this flood, short of changing the e-mail address?