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| 1) From the menu bar, click on 'Mailbox' |
| 2) Select 'Dominant' from the drop list then select 'New...' |
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| 3) Enter a name i.e. Junk Mail |
| 4) Click the [OK] button to continue |
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| 5) From the menu bar, click on 'Special' |
| 6) Select 'Make Filter...' from the drop list |
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| 7) Click the [Add Details] button |
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| 8) Click the [New] button |
| 9) Type in 'X-SpamDetect' |
| 10) Type in '****' |
| 11) Click the [Arrows] and |
| 12) Select 'Transfer To' from the drop list (you may have to scroll down to see this selection) |
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| 13) Click 'Transfer' from the menu bar |
| 14) Highlight 'Dominant' |
| 15) Select 'Junk Mail' from the list |
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| The message box above will appear |
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| 16) Click the [Close] button |
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| 17) A window will appear asking if you want to save the changes to the filters. Click the [Save] button. |
Your mail filter should now be in place. You should find that any filtered junk mail has been filtered out into the "Junk Mail" folder.
The spam filter by default defines anything with a "spam score" of 5 or more as probably spam. You can personalise the filtering rules to be more or less restrictive by increasing or decreasing the number of asterisks after 'X-SpamDetect:'.
For example, if you wanted to consider anything with a score of 3 or more to be spam, the rule would look like: 'X-SpamDetect: ***'. Decreasing the number of asterisks will result in classifying more e-mails as spam. You may need to check your spam folder more carefully for non-spam e-mails that might have been classified as spam. If you wanted to rate anything with a score of 8 or greater as spam, the rule would look like: 'X-SpamDetect: ********'. Increasing the number of asterisks may result in fewer filtered e-mails being classified as spam and more potential spam staying in your Inbox.