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The following are some Do-It-Yourself tips for troubleshooting,
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1. Open Outlook
2. Click on Tools
3. Click on Options
4. Click on the Junkmail filter tab
5. For better filtering Change the Default “Low” to “High”
6. Check your Safe Senders and Blocked Senders tabs to see which e-mail addresses are safe or blocked
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How to add unwanted Junkmail to the Blocked Senders List:
1. In your Inbox, click on the junkmail once when it first appears.
2. Click the Actions tab
3. Choose the Junkmail drop down
4. Choose Add Sender to Blocked Senders List
Now Drag the junk e-mail into the Junkmail folder.
Follow the above steps for every piece of spam that comes into your inbox
in order to built up a junkmail database in the blocked senders list. After a
few weeks about 95% of your junkmail should be blocked or automatically go into
the junkmail folder. I generally don’t empty my junkmail folder until it reaches
about 5000 cases of junkmail, because this folder also acts as a junkmail database.
Give us a call if you need any help with it!
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- Steve Fink, A+, Network+, MCSE, WitzEnd Computing -
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