Hi Elaine, All Regarding not seeing Bx announcements, may I offer a suggestion that may help on your end, if you're not already doing it? This is to set up folders (sub-directories) and filters. All browsers that I'm aware of support these features. At least in Firefox, folders that have new messages are highlighted. On our computer, where multiple people use the email, I have a folder called 'Dave'. Within this folder there are numerous subfolders for various categories, including one for the PBS, where all the PBS list messages are sent. Within that folder, there are two more folders, one for the Bx announcements and one where I manually store (moved from the sent folder) the requests I make for all the 'treasures' that are offered. Once the folders are in place, you can create the filters that automatically sort your mail. You can create these by going to the tools menu (in Firefox), and setting up the sort criteria. This can take some experimentation for more complex sites like the PBS. On my browser, for each incoming message, the filter looks at the Reply-To field, sees if it Contains the phrase pbs@lists.ibiblio.org, and if it does Moves the Message to the PBS folder. I don't actually use a filter to isolate the Bx announcements, but one could add a second filter (it should run before the one just described). I'd suggest trying a filter with three search clauses (use the + button in the filter template). Try (1st clause) Reply-To; Begins With pbs@lists (2nd clause) Subject; Contains BX- (third clause) Subject; Doesn't Contain Re: (Action) Move-To <your subfolder name>. This won't be perfect, but should catch all the announcements, since there aren't any announcements withSX- in the title (yet!). As I mentioned, this can involve a bit of experimentation, and of course all browsers behave differently. I know that this is a bit long winded. If you or anyone else wants some help with this, contact me OFFLINE and I'd be happy to work with you. I have Firefox, Opera, and IE installed on our PC type machine. Good Gardening, Dave Brastow toadlily@olywa.net