A Powerful Windows Mail Spam Filter

SpamButcher can work for almost all users using Windows Vista's Windows Mail program. When performing at its best, it's capable of filtering about 98 out of 100 junk messages.

If you choose, you can have SpamButcher generate email reports of intercepted messages - and send them to your inbox. Wanted messages can be recovered by simply clicking on the message's subject line.

Recent updates to SpamButcher allow it to specifically detect accounts setup in Windows Vista's built in email client - allowing users to easily configure it for use as a Windows Mail spam filter.

The spam filter can also work with most other email programs running on Windows 2000, XP or Vista.

Another recent upgrade to the spam blocker application allows the user to automatically purge junk messages that SpamButcher finds the most likely to be spam - without them being added to the intercepted spam list. This reduces the time the user has to spend reviewing possible legitimate messages with little risk they'll miss any wanted email.

The default configuration for SpamButcher should suit most users needs. Advanced fuzzy logic-based intelligence lets it easily detect and remove most spam. Power users however, have the option to configure numerous options to fine-tune the application's performance.