How do I mark a "False Negative" (Spam in my mailbox) as a "Junk" Email in
Outlook 2007? I can mark the "False Positive" mails as "Not Junk".. and
salvage them to the inbox

but how can I train the filter to notice "false negatives" in the future
without having to go through the retarded process of blocking each and every
spammers email address/ domain?

You can't. The spam filter in Outlook cannot be trained by users.
However, now that Outlook 2007 went RTM, I'd expect Microsoft to soon
(prob. December) include a junk email filter update in its monthly patch
cycle, as it already does for 2003.
That should help with a lot of your problems, because right now you are
using a junk email filter created in August/September (when B2TR was
released).

Patrick Schmid [OneNote MVP]
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"Tibelian" wrote in message
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How do I mark a "False Negative" (Spam in my mailbox) as a "Junk" Email in
Outlook 2007? I can mark the "False Positive" mails as "Not Junk".. and
salvage them to the inbox

but how can I train the filter to notice "false negatives" in the future
without having to go through the retarded process of blocking each and every
spammers email address/ domain?