My apologies if this has been discussed and answered. Just hooked up to this
newsgroup and didn't see a thread on this subject. I have my McAfee
Spamkiller disabled but still get this "[SPAM]" insertion at the beginning
of many non spam emails. Anyway to prevent it? Is it caused by Windows Mail
settings? Just got the Vista computer a week ago so have only used Windows
Mail for the past week.
Would appreciate any insights.
BCJ
St. Thomas, Ontario

Get rid of McAfee altogether. It is a cause for many problems with Windows Mail

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Peter

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"BCJOHNSON" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> My apologies if this has been discussed and answered. Just hooked up to this
> newsgroup and didn't see a thread on this subject. I have my McAfee
> Spamkiller disabled but still get this "[SPAM]" insertion at the beginning
> of many non spam emails. Anyway to prevent it? Is it caused by Windows Mail
> settings? Just got the Vista computer a week ago so have only used Windows
> Mail for the past week.
> Would appreciate any insights.
> BCJ
> St. Thomas, Ontario
>

You need to uninstall any McAfee product as they cause big troubles. See
www.oehelp.com/OETips.aspx#3

But that is not what puts the [SPAM] in there. That is on the server side
and you can adjust that on the mail server web interface usually. Check
with your mail provider.

steve

"BCJOHNSON" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> My apologies if this has been discussed and answered. Just hooked up to
> this newsgroup and didn't see a thread on this subject. I have my McAfee
> Spamkiller disabled but still get this "[SPAM]" insertion at the beginning
> of many non spam emails. Anyway to prevent it? Is it caused by Windows
> Mail settings? Just got the Vista computer a week ago so have only used
> Windows Mail for the past week.
> Would appreciate any insights.
> BCJ
> St. Thomas, Ontario