Whilst researching my post on the Microsoft Exchange intelligent message filter a couple of months back, I came across the following message hygiene architectural principles, which Microsoft promotes as best practice:
- Anti-spam filtering must be performed before anti-virus filtering.
- Anti-spam filtering should be performed for inbound mail only.
- Anti-spam filtering should remove messages (cf. quarantining messages).
- Anti-virus filtering must scan both inbound and outbound mail.
- Anti-virus filtering must be mail-direction aware.
- Anti-virus filtering must block messages that it cannot scan.
- Anti-virus and anti-spam filtering system must integrate with Exchange Server.
‘s Austrian, Canadian, French, German, Japanese, UK or US sites and finds one or more matches for the currently playing song, which than then be applied as artwork for selected tracks, the currently playing track or the currently playing album. As most of my CDs are from UK or Australian sources (and I suspect iTunes is very US focused) this is doing a great job of filling in the gaps, even if the quality of Amazon’s album art sometimes leaves a bit to be desired. Of course, much of my collection will have long since been deleted from catalogues, but I guess I’m now getting up towards the 80% mark on artwork completeness, which vastly improves the view of my cover browser.
