Spam Management:

To remove spam from your inbox:

1. Check the box next to the unwanted message, and click Report Spam.
2. The more spam you mark, the better our system will get at weeding out Spam messages. (If you make a mistake, click Undo at the top, or go into the Spam Folder, check the message and click Not Spam
3. I have been using Gmail for my business account for over 3 years. Using this technique, I have been able to reduce spam to 1-2 a day down from 40-50  spam messages a day.

Image Spam:

Spammers are getting smarter and sending their messages in the form of embedded images. There is nothing malicious in the html source of the email and therefore escapes the radar of Spam Filters.

Gmail’s solution:

1. Create a Filter.
2. Filter Rule Has the Words = multipart/related.gif, check Has Attachment > Go to Next Step
3. Delete it (or make it go to a customized Folder called Spam Candidates)

Set up your Gmail Filter as follows:

OR

Gmail’s Spam Filter is excellent - HAS damatically improved. Kudos to the Gmail team!

In this video tutorial, we demonstrate the optimal hardware setup to capture video to your home computer. We cover: Capture from Analog and Digital Sources Cable connectors, graphics cards, firewire and external capture devices Optimal Hardware and Windows settings for Video Capture

In this video tutorial, we perform a walkthrough of the video capture process. We also cover important settings and options for high quality outputs versus optimal video file size.

In this video tutorial, we show you how to scan your video first before capturing. We show you how to obtain a thumbnail view of your footage and perform capture of specific portions of your footage instead of the entire video tape.