I bought my computer last July, and agree with Wendy's attitude toward vcards. Margaret L At 03:17 PM 2/28/01 -0500, you wrote: >Just to weigh in on this--I have a brand new computer w/plenty of hard >drive space. But I hate these vcards--every time I get a message from >someone who sends them, my computer throws it in my attachments folder, >and when I go to find an attachment I actually need to open, I have to >wade through the "junk" (that's not to say that your business card is >"junk," but given that I don't really need it, it's "junk" to me...). It >wouldn't be such a problem if my computer recognized that I already had a >version of someone's business card, but it doesn't, so I end up with the >virtual equivalent of a drawerful of the same business card. Which I then >have to take the time to "clean out". And, as Alan says, I'm nervous >about them because they might be viruses--I have virus software, but it >takes time & energy to update it regularly, and I don't always remember. > >So, Ron, thanks for taking it off. I'm not quite sure how vcards are a >useful business tool, but then again I'm not in business... > >Someone mentioned that you can configure Eudora to automatically delete >such things using filters--can you walk us through that? > >Thanks, > >Wendy in Indiana