Tech Tips
Special section of BiblioFiles Online

Using the new email spam filter

Retrieving quarantined messages:

• Open the quarantine notification message
• Hit "reply"
• Delete everything in the body of the message, except for the email(s) you wish to retrieve, keep the line that looks like this:
  Message: SPAM$2008308002E71D4FC.SPAM
  This should be the only text in your message.
• Hit "send"
• If you would like to always receive messages from this sender, add their email address to your whitelist.

Using whitelists and blacklists: A whitelist is a list of email addresses from which you always wish to receive messages, regardless of content. A blacklist is a list of email addresses from which you never wish to receive messages. To set this up, send an email to the address spamhunter@lakeforest.edu In the body of the email, include one or more of the following lines:       WHITELIST: email address       e.g. WHITELIST: mom@aol.com       BLACKLIST: email address       e.g. BLACKLIST: ex-spouse@yahoo.com Punctuation is important. The colon after WHITELIST or BLACKLIST must be there. Check the contents of your lists by sending an email to spamhunter and including this in the body: REVIEW Remove any address from your whitelist or blacklist by sending an email to spamhunter and including one or more of these commands:       UNWHITELIST: email address you wish to remove from whitelist       UNBLACKLIST: email address you wish to remove from blacklist After you send any of these commands to spamhunter, you will receive a confirmation message back. You must return the confirmation message without altering it in any way (just use "reply" and "send"). Contact Marylin Bell at bell@lakeforest.edu for assistance retrieving quarantined messages and setting up whitelists and blacklists.

Interlibrary Loan Journal Articles in 3 Easy Steps

1. Click the Iinterlibrary Loan Request link on the banner of any of the College Library web pages.
2. Select the form to request a Journal Article.
3. Fill out the form as completely and accurately as possible.

Your journal article will be delivered to your campus mailbox in 2 - 4 weeks.

To receive your article as quickly as possible,
be sure you...

• ...look up the journal and year in the Journals List.
  Thousands of journals are available in print at College, and millions more are available full-text online in over 100 databases to which the College subscribes.
  Ask a Librarian or look at theTech Tip for Finding a Journal if you are unsure of how to determine if the journal is already available to you without waiting for it to arrive from another library.
• ...put the Journal Title and the Article Title in the correct boxes as shown in the example below.
• ...put the correct ISSN, volume, page, date, and database accession number in the right boxes, as illustrated below.

Example

Citation	Interlibrary Loan Form
Complete Record of the article