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I don't know what's happening but this just started after we reinstalled out
Outlook 2003 after my computer crash. I've been using outlook 2003 for five years and this has never happened before. Please help! Most all of my customer's emails that come into my inbox are automatically diverted to the junk email folder. I have the junk email option set of "no filtering" but it is still doing this! It is even puttng customer's who are all in my contact listy AND I have marked individually as "safe" mail. Please help. This is almost ruining my business as I have missed some important emails because of this. Is there another setting somewhere I can look for? The ONLY rule I have set up in rules wizard is for "junk mail", but it is set only to move email with certain words in it so I can't imaging this would be causing it. None of my customers ever use words like "sex" "viagra" etc. in their emails! ![]() |
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Hi,
No, I work from it but at home. You are asking a very good question. After thinking about it, I went back and looked at the word in the junk email rule I set up. I was getting a ton of spam trying to send me Adobe products. I added the word "adobe" and "ado6e" BUT for the first time ever...instead of just telling it to check the subject line only, I had told it to check BOTH the subject line and body of emails. Needless to say, if one of my customers had anything in the body of their email that said "adobe", the junk filter would catch it. I figured it out because I email invoices to customers using Quickbook which always emails the invoices to them as adobe attachments...therefore...if they replied to me using that particular email, the word "Adobe" was all over that email! I drove myself nuts but think it's resolved. AS LONG AS I HAVE YOUR MIND FOR A SECOND.... ![]() NEW QUESTION: Which security settings on my computer do I lower or change in order NOT to constantly get all those irritating IE pop up windows every time I click a link, open a picture, download something etc. It acts as if you are too dumb to decipher what and what not to do while using your computer. I get that "You are leaving a secure connection" one. I also get various other ones when I try to click a link or open any attachments etc. I am not concerned with security as much as I am with these goofy pop up windows all the time. I don't surf much with this computer, it's mostly for work only so high security isn't an issue for me. Thanks. "Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote: does it stop if you disable the rule? Are you using Exchange? -- Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook] Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours Need Help with Common Tasks? http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/ Outlook 2007: http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2007/ Outlook Tips by email: Outlook Tips: http://www.outlook-tips.net/ Outlook & Exchange Solutions Center: http://www.slipstick.com Subscribe to Exchange Messaging Outlook newsletter: ** Please include your Outlook version, Account type, and Windows Version when requesting assistance ** "Shopchops" wrote in message ... I don't know what's happening but this just started after we reinstalled out Outlook 2003 after my computer crash. I've been using outlook 2003 for five years and this has never happened before. Please help! Most all of my customer's emails that come into my inbox are automatically diverted to the junk email folder. I have the junk email option set of "no filtering" but it is still doing this! It is even puttng customer's who are all in my contact listy AND I have marked individually as "safe" mail. Please help. This is almost ruining my business as I have missed some important emails because of this. Is there another setting somewhere I can look for? The ONLY rule I have set up in rules wizard is for "junk mail", but it is set only to move email with certain words in it so I can't imaging this would be causing it. None of my customers ever use words like "sex" "viagra" etc. in their emails! |
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