Junk Mail
 

I am using Outlook 2003 and periodically I get the notice that Outlook has
downloaded a message that appears to be Junk E-mail and that it was
automatically moved to the Junk E-mail folder but when I open the Junk
E-mail folder, nothing is there. Why am I getting this message? I am also
using Qurb and suspect that messages being quarantined are the same ones
that would have gone into the Junk E-mail folder.

Junk Mail
 

it's probably a timing issue larry. Outlook applies it's rules and filters
and then Qurb respectfully waits till she's finished.

So, as Outlook informs you of her intention to relocate an inbound message
to Junk email then Qurb intercepts or, takes over the processing of inbound
inbox email, and applies a secondary filter to put it to quarantine. that's
probably why it never makes it to the Junk email folder.

Try turning off qurb for a while and see what happens....

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"Nevada Larry" wrote in message
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I am using Outlook 2003 and periodically I get the notice that Outlook has
downloaded a message that appears to be Junk E-mail and that it was
automatically moved to the Junk E-mail folder but when I open the Junk
E-mail folder, nothing is there. Why am I getting this message? I am also
using Qurb and suspect that messages being quarantined are the same ones
that would have gone into the Junk E-mail folder.

Junk Mail
 

Nevada Larry wrote:

I am using Outlook 2003 and periodically I get the notice that
Outlook has downloaded a message that appears to be Junk E-mail and
that it was automatically moved to the Junk E-mail folder but when I
open the Junk E-mail folder, nothing is there. Why am I getting this
message? I am also using Qurb and suspect that messages being
quarantined are the same ones that would have gone into the Junk
E-mail folder.

I don't recall Outlook ever issuing such a message. On all the
installations I've seen, it has silently moved the message to Junk E-mail.
Are you sure it's not some other add-in?
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Brian Tillman