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[email protected] June 22nd 06 07:51 PM

Microft Outlook Question
 
At work I use Microsoft Outlook for e-mail. With the amount of spam and
junk mail I have set up numerous rules. Before I empty the deleted
e-mails I check and will often find e-mails that I would not have
wanted to be in the junk folder.
Is there a way I can see which rule led to that e-mail being sent to
the deleted folder so I can then get rid of that rule?


Ben M. Schorr - MVP June 22nd 06 08:07 PM

Microft Outlook Question
 
Aloha ,

Not terribly easily. I would probably go through your rules, one by one,
review them carefully and see if there are any that stand out as possible
trouble-spots for false positives. If you find one try disabling it and
see what effect that has.

What version of Outlook are you using?

-Ben-
Ben M. Schorr - MVP
Roland Schorr & Tower
http://www.rolandschorr.com
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At work I use Microsoft Outlook for e-mail. With the amount of spam
and
junk mail I have set up numerous rules. Before I empty the deleted
e-mails I check and will often find e-mails that I would not have
wanted to be in the junk folder.
Is there a way I can see which rule led to that e-mail being sent to
the deleted folder so I can then get rid of that rule?




Brian Tillman June 22nd 06 08:55 PM

Microft Outlook Question
 
wrote:

At work I use Microsoft Outlook for e-mail. With the amount of spam
and junk mail I have set up numerous rules. Before I empty the deleted
e-mails I check and will often find e-mails that I would not have
wanted to be in the junk folder.
Is there a way I can see which rule led to that e-mail being sent to
the deleted folder so I can then get rid of that rule?


No, but it sure would be a nice feature, wouldn't it?
--
Brian Tillman


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