On the off chance that someone is actually keeping score, I'll cast a vote for pointers instead of forwards. I don't pay for access (look closely at my address to see why), but my mail setup lumps all my mail in the inbox indiscriminately; to find critical messages from co-workers and automated software processes, I've got to wade through all the mail from the lists I subscribe to. This morning, there were 80+ messages from cypherpunks alone. If this list becomes, in effect, Usenet without Usenet newsgroup mechanisms, I'll have to bail out in order to get anything done for my Real Job (TM). I used to get Cypherpunks mail on a Unix box, and there I had a slick little Perl script sitting in my mail pipe to route Cypherpunks mail into a secondary Elm folder. This was nice, since it routed mailing list traffic away from my standard inbox. Now, though, I'm running through Microsoft Mail - until I figure out a way to separate list traffic from other mail, I'm really touchy about high-volume list traffic. Does anyone have a FAQ (or a brainstorm) on how to route Microsoft Mail messages to appropriate folders based on message content? -Philippe (No .sig, no PGP sig either - damn PC WinDoze mail software ......... )