Friends, neghibors, countrymen,

I set up a "block senders" list but they all still show up in my inbox.
When I click on my inbox, Outlook seems to go down the list of emails in the
inbox and automtically moves each blocked one to the junk email folder.
HOWEVER, it stops procesing every time it hits an email not on the blocked
list. I would much rather it either just never show the "blocked sender's"
emails in the inbox or just go down the list and remove all the "blocked
sender's" emails without waiting on input from me. I know I have to check
the junk email folder periodically to check for "good" email, but why do I
have to see every email before it is sent to the junk folder? Thanks a
bunch, Jeff

what type of email account do you use? are you downloading full messages?

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"Jeff" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Friends, neghibors, countrymen,
>
> I set up a "block senders" list but they all still show up in my inbox.
> When I click on my inbox, Outlook seems to go down the list of emails in
> the
> inbox and automtically moves each blocked one to the junk email folder.
> HOWEVER, it stops procesing every time it hits an email not on the blocked
> list. I would much rather it either just never show the "blocked
> sender's"
> emails in the inbox or just go down the list and remove all the "blocked
> sender's" emails without waiting on input from me. I know I have to check
> the junk email folder periodically to check for "good" email, but why do I
> have to see every email before it is sent to the junk folder? Thanks a
> bunch, Jeff

Hi Diane,
I have a "Hotmail" account that I pay for (as opposed to the free accounts).
I guess I'm downloading full messages, what would it look like if I wasn't?
Although, for some sort of secuirty reason pictures don't show unless I
specifically tell them to.
Thanks,
Jeff

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

> what type of email account do you use? are you downloading full messages?
>
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> Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
> Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours
> Need Help with Common Tasks? http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/
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>
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> dailytips-subscribe-(E-Mail Removed)
>
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>
> "Jeff" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:2A2F1901-AD3A-4C73-A347-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > Friends, neghibors, countrymen,
> >
> > I set up a "block senders" list but they all still show up in my inbox.
> > When I click on my inbox, Outlook seems to go down the list of emails in
> > the
> > inbox and automtically moves each blocked one to the junk email folder.
> > HOWEVER, it stops procesing every time it hits an email not on the blocked
> > list. I would much rather it either just never show the "blocked
> > sender's"
> > emails in the inbox or just go down the list and remove all the "blocked
> > sender's" emails without waiting on input from me. I know I have to check
> > the junk email folder periodically to check for "good" email, but why do I
> > have to see every email before it is sent to the junk folder? Thanks a
> > bunch, Jeff
>

Jeff <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> I have a "Hotmail" account that I pay for (as opposed to the free
> accounts). I guess I'm downloading full messages, what would it look
> like if I wasn't? Although, for some sort of secuirty reason pictures
> don't show unless I specifically tell them to.

Unless you're using Outlook Live, rules don't run on HTTP accounts.
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