Are you trying to use filters to keep the spam out?
If so, you're going about it all wrong. There's usually more spam email than real email. So why to filter out what you 'don't want' ??
Think outside the box by filtering in what you 'do want'
HTH, and BTW, I like the Blue Frog approach to fighting spam..
If so, you're going about it all wrong. There's usually more spam email than real email. So why to filter out what you 'don't want' ??
Think outside the box by filtering in what you 'do want'
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| "I am looking for an addition to Outlook XP that instead of adding a rule that says sender in a specified address book, but it says sender is NOT in specified address book. This would work for me to block or handle spam. "
You can do it one of two ways: 1. Create a rule to do something with all messages from people in the address book, such as move to the Inbox, and add a stop processing. Then add a second rule to process all mail (don't select a condition) and list it last in the Rules wizard. See http://www.slipstick.com/rules/junkmail.htm#sue for more information. 2. Create a rule to process all mail (don't select a condition) and create an exception if it's from someone in the address book. |
HTH, and BTW, I like the Blue Frog approach to fighting spam..
