Is there a way to mark a large group of messages as junk at one time
rather than clicking each one and hotting junk? We know how to select
multiple messages but then the option to "add sender to junk senders
list" becomes inoperable. My client is running Outlook 2003.

Thanks for any help you can provide!

Buster

Bubba Gump wrote:

Is there a way to mark a large group of messages as junk at one time
rather than clicking each one and hotting junk?

There is no way to mark even one message as junk in Outlook. The junk mail
filter in Outlook is untrainable. All you can do is add sender addresses to
the Blocked Senders list and that's a highly inefficient way to manage junk
mail because most spammers do not reuse addresses. It's fairly uncommon
these days to get junk mail from the same address multiple times.

We know how to select
multiple messages but then the option to "add sender to junk senders
list" becomes inoperable. My client is running Outlook 2003.

If raising the sensitivity of the junk mail filter does not suit your needs,
an add-on like http://spambayes.sourceforge.net/ may be of value.
--
Brian Tillman

As far as I know that's not possible in OL2003 or OL2007

"Bubba Gump" wrote in message
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Is there a way to mark a large group of messages as junk at one time
rather than clicking each one and hotting junk? We know how to select
multiple messages but then the option to "add sender to junk senders list"
becomes inoperable. My client is running Outlook 2003.

Thanks brian. I've heard of spambayes and heard it's pretty good. i may
tell him to give that a whirl.

Thanks again!
Buster

Brian Tillman wrote:

Bubba Gump wrote:

Is there a way to mark a large group of messages as junk at one time
rather than clicking each one and hotting junk?

There is no way to mark even one message as junk in Outlook. The junk
mail filter in Outlook is untrainable. All you can do is add sender
addresses to the Blocked Senders list and that's a highly inefficient
way to manage junk mail because most spammers do not reuse addresses.
It's fairly uncommon these days to get junk mail from the same address
multiple times.

We know how to select
multiple messages but then the option to "add sender to junk senders
list" becomes inoperable. My client is running Outlook 2003.

If raising the sensitivity of the junk mail filter does not suit your
needs, an add-on like http://spambayes.sourceforge.net/ may be of value.