Outlook's Junk mail filter??  
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PattyM





PostPosted: Mon Nov 27 19:10:35 CST 2006 Top

Outlook >> Outlook's Junk mail filter??

Hi there,

In Outlook 2003, how does the Junk Email filter "learn"?

Is it updated through MS updates....or?

As I noticed on my Outlook, it sends over to the Junk Mail Folder a lot of
SPAM that I have not programmed it to do...rather it has done it on its
own....

Where would Outlook get the Junk Email filter rules from?

Thanks,

Gordon

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neo





PostPosted: Mon Nov 27 19:10:35 CST 2006 Top

Outlook >> Outlook's Junk mail filter?? I've noticed that the filter is updated monthly via Microsoft Updates.





> Hi there,
>
> In Outlook 2003, how does the Junk Email filter "learn"?
>
> Is it updated through MS updates....or?
>
> As I noticed on my Outlook, it sends over to the Junk Mail Folder a lot of
> SPAM that I have not programmed it to do...rather it has done it on its
> own....
>
> Where would Outlook get the Junk Email filter rules from?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Gordon
>


 
 
Chuck





PostPosted: Mon Nov 27 19:28:49 CST 2006 Top

Outlook >> Outlook's Junk mail filter?? SpamBayes is a "learning" filter. http://spambayes.sourceforge.net/


> I've noticed that the filter is updated monthly via Microsoft Updates.
>
>
>


>> Hi there,
>>
>> In Outlook 2003, how does the Junk Email filter "learn"?
>>
>> Is it updated through MS updates....or?
>>
>> As I noticed on my Outlook, it sends over to the Junk Mail Folder a lot
>> of SPAM that I have not programmed it to do...rather it has done it on
>> its own....
>>
>> Where would Outlook get the Junk Email filter rules from?
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Gordon
>>
>
>


 
 
Brian





PostPosted: Tue Nov 28 07:35:05 CST 2006 Top

Outlook >> Outlook's Junk mail filter??

> In Outlook 2003, how does the Junk Email filter "learn"?

It doesn't.

> Is it updated through MS updates....or?

Microsoft updates the filter through the Microsoft or Office Update site.
The updates are, from what I understand, based on the junk mail received
through Hotmail.
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Brian Tillman