How do i block web mail sites with IE.?
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In Internet Explorer click Tools/Internet Options/Privacy.\nUnder the privacy settings click on Sites...\nIn the Address of Web site: box, type the webmail site you want blocked and click on the Block button\nRepeat for each additional website\nViola, webmail sites blocked.  \nAnother option is to block by ip address.\nToo find out the ip of a website go to start/run and type in command.com or do a search for command.com\nOnce you have the command window open, type in, without quotations, "ping mail.yahoo.com" for an example.  The ip for websites and their mail servers are usually; but, not always different. You can then enter that ip address into the blocked site list
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http://www.freeshield.com/\nhttp://www.sofotex.com/download/Security/Parental_Control/\n\nThese are free programs that you can use to block out sites.
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Open an internet explorer, Click on tools, internet options, click on secirity, click on restricted sites and click on the sites button add the website you want to block and click ok. It should be blocked once you restart your machine. ;-)
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Get some programs that block ads and spam.\n\nGood programs from download.com are Adaware and Spybot\n\nMicrosoft also has an anti-spyware program called Microsoft Antispyware.\n\nGood luck.
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Follow this procedure in ur Internet Explorer Window (Options given at the top)\n\nFirst got to \n\nTOOLS, then, POPUP BLOCKER, then click, TURN POPUP BLOCKER OFF
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simply click the spam button and it will be blocked by yahoo
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Try using the following methods\nGo toTools, Internet Option, Security, Restricted Sites, Click on Sites and then  add the site in there. or\n\nYou can block your computer from accessing any website by editing your HOSTS file located here:\n\nWindows XP = C:WINDOWS-SYSTEM32-DRIVERS-ETC \nWindows 2K = C:WINNT-SYSTEM32-DRIVERS-ETC \nWin 98/ME = C:WINDOWS \n\nOpen the HOSTS file with Notepad and add this line on the first blank line (the first blank is usually right under 127.0.0.1 localhost). Type:\n127.0.0.1 www.XYZ.com (here change the XYZ to the name of the site you wish to block)\n\nNow close Notepad and answer yes if prompted. Close Explorer. Test by typing the URL of the site you have just blocked into your address bar. It should come up "This Page Cannot Be Displayed".\n\nApart from these there are many other softwares that can be downloaded and which can be configured to block the required websites.\n\nHope that has been Helpful. All the Best and May God Bless you.
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You could try reinstalling Internet Explorer and/or Outlook Express. I strongly suggest that you use Mozilla Thunderbird (free, mozilla.com) instead of Outlook Express; it will probably fix this problem, not to mention that it is more customizable and is MUCH better at filtering out spam than Outlook Express.
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You can block senders but I'm not sure how to block emails.\n\nTo block senders:\nClick Tools, Message Rules, Block Sender List...\n\nAnd then you can add who you want to block ;)
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Most e-mail programs have a feature in the options section that allows you to list addresses that you want blocked & to determine where you want those messages to be sent (such as the trash). Look under tools or actions or sometimes even file on the menu bar for an option labeled "options" or "preferences". Once you find it, take a look around at what it offers you & make changes as you see fit.\n\nAlways remember, nothing happens until you click enter or apply & you can always hit cancel to back out of anything you are looking at without changing a thing...assuming that you haven't already hit apply or whatever yet, of course...
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How do I block mail from a specific sender? Click the "Block Addresses" link located in the first column on the left. Enter the new address in the "Enter email address to block" field, and click "Block Address." The address will then appear on your list of blocked addresses
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Sure you can block certain addresses. In AOL go to the top bar - Settings, Mail Control, Sender Filter and then customize however you want it.\n\nReporting it as spam won't always work.
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SPAM, set up your email to block these...
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At the top of the page, click>>Tools>>internet options>>\nclick on the security tab, then click on Restricted Sites,\nWrite down the name of the website, that you want to block>>\nGood Luck<<
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Tools --> Internet Options\n\nClick the Programs tab\n\nSelect your e-mail program from the E-mail program pull-down menu\n\nClick OK
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you can block particular types of websites from your Spyware or Virus cleaner and if there is not then  Click the internet icon on the status bar and then click restricted sites icon and then add the websites you want to be blocked .\nfrom \nharry
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You can't do it exactly as you describe, but there is a way to block people.\n\nThe easiet thing to do is to block access to the entire computer.  Do this by creating user names and passwords in control panel.  This way only certain people are allowed to use the computer.\n\nYou can use the above method to block some users from running certain programs, but it is more complex.  In Windows Explorer (not IE), you can set security options on files and folders.  On my computer, IE is in the directory "C:&#92;Program Files&#92;Internet Explorer".  You can set the security options to allow access only to certain users.\n\nIf you do the file security method, you should create a security group called something like "IeUsers" and allow that group access to the directory.  You then give certain users access to the program by making their user ID members of the "IeUsers" group.\n\nI don't recall if XP home allows detailed security settings.  If not, you will have to be satisfied with blocking them completely from the computer.  XP professional does allow the detailed security control.