EMail Interceptor MS Outlook PlugIn
Installation Files
Thanks for choosing TekGuard's Email Interceptor PlugIn for MS Outlook.
The following notes will help you understand the install and set up process for
Email Interceptor PlugIn.
Download & Installation:
Please select and download (save file to disk) the first file below (TGPSetup.msi).
The file is fairly small (4 megs) and should download quickly. Once the file
is downloaded to your hard drive simply double click the file to start the Windows
Installer wizard which will walk you through the remaining steps of the install.
The Microsoft Installer wizard will search your system for the following components:
Microsoft Installer, .NET Framework& Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC). If the
Installer wizard reports any of these components is missing from your system please return
to this download page where each one is available below for your convenience.
Once all of the required components are installed and the Email
Interceptor PlugIn is installed you will need to close down Microsoft Outlook and
re-launch it for Interceptor to initialize.
Download Files:
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Download the current beta version (0.7.9) of
EMI Outlook PlugIn: TGPSetup.msi
Serial Number: 0000.0000.0000
(Note this serial # for use during installation) |
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Information: Upgrading to .Net
Download:
.NET Framework
1.1 |
Microsoft Windows® 98
Microsoft Windows NT® 4.0 (SP 6a required)
Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition (Me)
Microsoft Windows 2000 (SP2 Recommended)
Microsoft Windows XP Professional
Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition |
Set-Up and Initial Use:
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Among the various technologies used to detect and eliminate unwanted emails; Email
Interceptor PlugIn for MS Outlook also employs a sophisticated adaptive learning or
"training" process where you teach the program to recognize what you consider to
be acceptable and unacceptable email (i.e. "Good" and "Junk").
Interceptor actually analyzes many components of email tagged as "Good" and
"Junk" to understand your email preferences.
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You will notice that 3 icons have been added to your MS Outlook toolbar labeled:
"Is Good", "Is Junk" & "EMI Dashboard". Please
highlight individual email items as they come in or that you have stored within Outlook
and use the "Is Good" or "Is Junk" button to train Interceptor PlugIn
as to the general type and content of acceptable and unacceptable messages.
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Email Interceptor PlugIn for MS Outlook will let you know how well trained it considers
itself by displaying a % value each time you launch MS Outlook.
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When Interceptor is sufficiently trained a fourth icon will appear on your Outlook
toolbar titled "Analyze". At this point incoming email that Interceptor
PlugIn considers "junk" will be directed to a newly created subfolder to your
InBox called "Junk".
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Occasionally, check the "Junk" folder to see if any email you consider to be
good has been sent there. Highlight such mail and click the "Is Good"
button to continue the adaptive learning process of Email Interceptor PlugIn. Also
any email that makes it into your InBox that you consider to be "junk" should be
highlighted and tagged as "Is Junk". This short term continued
"training" will hone Interceptor's ability to detect "Good" and
"Junk" mail and will soon give you superior levels of performance.
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The "EMI Dashboard" button grants you access to the various User Configurable
aspects of the Interceptor PlugIn's operational parameters.
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The "Analyze" button is currently used for diagnostic purposes and should not
be part of your daily usage of Email Interceptor PlugIn.
Feed Back:
Email Interceptor PlugIn for MS Outlook (ver. 0.7.9) is a stable beta version; however
we at TekGuard would greatly appreciate your feedback and response to Email Interceptor
PlugIn. Please send reports of your technical concerns and / or notes about your
successful use of Email Interceptor PlugIn for MS Outlook through our Contact
Page.
We at TekGuard are proud and pleased to debut Email Interceptor PlugIn for MS Outlook.
We hope you find it helpful and gratifying to use in the fight against the ever
increasing volume of unsolicited and unwanted email messages!
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