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Hmm, that's an extremely interesting find. I'll have to keep that in mind for when we make the move to Windows 7 on our benchmarking rigs (hopefully won't be until early 2010).

We use SpamAssassin on our server which is <em>alright</em>, but I also use the Junk filter inside of Thunderbird to catch the rest. I get around 200 - 250 spam messages a day, and about 15 hit my actual inbox. It's not perfect, but I don't want to risk losing legitimate e-mails.