I like the Junk mail options in Vista Mail, however, it is tedious to right
click on EVERY message in my InBox and set 'Dont trust sender/domain'
Is it possible to hilight a number of messages and apply this action just
once?
Nigel
I like the Junk mail options in Vista Mail, however, it is tedious to right
click on EVERY message in my InBox and set 'Dont trust sender/domain'
Is it possible to hilight a number of messages and apply this action just
once?
Nigel
"Nigel V Thomas" <nospaml@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:7016BC83-A289-4B7A-96C9-AB8A5B70BDEC@xxxxxxI've been dreaming for such a convenience but you have to raise the
>I like the Junk mail options in Vista Mail, however, it is tedious to right
>click on EVERY message in my InBox and set 'Dont trust sender/domain'
>
> Is it possible to hilight a number of messages and apply this action just
> once?
>
> Nigel
developers IQ by at least 20 points for them to figure out how important it
is for all users.
The best you can do is to block a domain for each email hoping that the next
piece of c**p will be sent from the same domain name.
No, that is not possible.
If you are depending on this mechanism to fight off typical spam,
you are fighting a losing battle. Spammers routinely change their
fake return addresses.
--
Gary VanderMolen [MS-MVP WLM]
"Nigel V Thomas" <nospaml@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:7016BC83-A289-4B7A-96C9-AB8A5B70BDEC@xxxxxx
>I like the Junk mail options in Vista Mail, however, it is tedious to right
> click on EVERY message in my InBox and set 'Dont trust sender/domain'
>
> Is it possible to hilight a number of messages and apply this action just
> once?
>
> Nigel
> "Nigel V Thomas" <nospaml@xxxxxx> wrote in messageI am a bit confused on the terminology. How do I mark a message as "Junk
> news:7016BC83-A289-4B7A-96C9-AB8A5B70BDEC@xxxxxx
>>I like the Junk mail options in Vista Mail, however, it is tedious to
>>right click on EVERY message in my InBox and set 'Dont trust
>>sender/domain'
Mail?" Do I have to use the alternative terminology of "Don't trust
sender/domain" or is there a direct way to mark it as "Junk" using that
terminology and letting the filter make its own decision about whether
sender, domain or content should be used as a filter criteria?
Highlight a message, click on the Junk button on the toolbar
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http://get.live.com/wlmail/overview
"Don Pellegrino" <don@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1DC47A3D-66D2-47FF-9F22-FB9B9FCDB878@xxxxxx>
>> "Nigel V Thomas" <nospaml@xxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:7016BC83-A289-4B7A-96C9-AB8A5B70BDEC@xxxxxx
>>>I like the Junk mail options in Vista Mail, however, it is tedious to
>>>right click on EVERY message in my InBox and set 'Dont trust
>>>sender/domain'
> I am a bit confused on the terminology. How do I mark a message as "Junk
> Mail?" Do I have to use the alternative terminology of "Don't trust
> sender/domain" or is there a direct way to mark it as "Junk" using that
> terminology and letting the filter make its own decision about whether
> sender, domain or content should be used as a filter criteria?
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