Assigning Hot keys or creating macros for spammers

G

Guest

Hi:

Is there already a defined hot key sequence to add spammers to the junk mail
list? If not can one create a hot key sequence to add spammers to the junk
mail list and if so how? If not can one create a macro with a hot key
activation to add spammers to junk mail list and if so how?

I like to filter out my e-mail via my keyboard; it is quick and easy. I'm
tired of having to reach for the mouse to right click all the time just to
clean out my e-mail.

Thanks!
 
M

Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Adding spammers to a junk mail list is a useless form of self-torture since
they use constantly changing and bogus mail addresses. I use SpamBayes and
have been a happy camper for over a year now - I seldom get any spam in my
in-box and the Junk Mail folder is emptied regularly. (Seldom=1 or 2 a
MONTH).

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, Merpup asked:

| Hi:
|
| Is there already a defined hot key sequence to add spammers to the
| junk mail list? If not can one create a hot key sequence to add
| spammers to the junk mail list and if so how? If not can one create
| a macro with a hot key activation to add spammers to junk mail list
| and if so how?
|
| I like to filter out my e-mail via my keyboard; it is quick and easy.
| I'm tired of having to reach for the mouse to right click all the
| time just to clean out my e-mail.
|
| Thanks!
 
G

Guest

Thank you for the software tip. I found the site for the Outlook add-on.
After a bit of research I have installed it an giving it a shot. In addition,
another post stated the following:

If you have a "Windows" keyboard, the sequence Menu Key, J, B will add the
selected message to the Blocked Senders list.

If you don't have a Windows keyboard, Alt+A, J, B will do the same thing.

If you want something more direct, you can use Tools - Customize Commands -
Actions category, and drag the Add Sender to Blocked... command to an
existing toolbar. Assuming that the Back key is already displayed on a
toolbar, you'd either need to decommission its &B hotkey, or assign a
different hot key to the "Add Sender to &Blocked Senders List" command. For
example, you might change the whole named of that command to "&Junkify", and
then you'd be able to press Alt+J. ;-)

Again, thanks Milly for the post.

Merpup

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M

Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Like I said before, I gave up trying to add each and every one of the spam
email addresses to blocked senders over 18 months ago. Since they
constantly use forged addresses, bogus addresses, bogus ISPs etc., it is an
exercise in futility.

Using SpamBayes, my email inbox has been 99.9999% clean for that period of
time, after about a month of training it.

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, Merpup asked:

| Thank you for the software tip. I found the site for the Outlook
| add-on. After a bit of research I have installed it an giving it a
| shot. In addition, another post stated the following:
|
| If you have a "Windows" keyboard, the sequence Menu Key, J, B will
| add the selected message to the Blocked Senders list.
|
| If you don't have a Windows keyboard, Alt+A, J, B will do the same
| thing.
|
| If you want something more direct, you can use Tools - Customize
| Commands - Actions category, and drag the Add Sender to Blocked...
| command to an existing toolbar. Assuming that the Back key is already
| displayed on a toolbar, you'd either need to decommission its &B
| hotkey, or assign a different hot key to the "Add Sender to &Blocked
| Senders List" command. For example, you might change the whole named
| of that command to "&Junkify", and then you'd be able to press Alt+J.
| ;-)
|
| Again, thanks Milly for the post.
|
| Merpup
|
| ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
|
| "Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:
|
|| Adding spammers to a junk mail list is a useless form of
|| self-torture since they use constantly changing and bogus mail
|| addresses. I use SpamBayes and have been a happy camper for over a
|| year now - I seldom get any spam in my in-box and the Junk Mail
|| folder is emptied regularly. (Seldom=1 or 2 a MONTH).
||
|| --Â
|| Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
||
|| Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
|| unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
|| reading.
||
|| After furious head scratching, Merpup asked:
||
||| Hi:
|||
||| Is there already a defined hot key sequence to add spammers to the
||| junk mail list? If not can one create a hot key sequence to add
||| spammers to the junk mail list and if so how? If not can one create
||| a macro with a hot key activation to add spammers to junk mail list
||| and if so how?
|||
||| I like to filter out my e-mail via my keyboard; it is quick and
||| easy. I'm tired of having to reach for the mouse to right click all
||| the time just to clean out my e-mail.
|||
||| Thanks!
 

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