Directly move spam to Junk Email folder in outlook 2007

[Prashant]

Hi,
Currently I am using outlook 2007 in Windows Vista.
I want junk email to be directly shifted to junk folder and not deleted untill I delete from my Junk Folder or from Junk Folder can be deleted after certain days.

In Junk Email settings, I have set protection level to "High, Most obvious....".
Currently my outlook is detecting most of the spam and in my inbox the message is displayed with "[spam]" text before the subject. Now when I move it to Junk Folder, it mark the line on the message's subject.But still listed in inbox with line mark.

I want those "[spam]" directly go to Junk Folder and I will check it and delete it permanantely.

Even if I delete something in inbox, it mark that message with
line on it but not to go trash folder. How can I do that as well?

Please let me know how can I do it.

Thanks,

 

[Brian Tillman]

In Junk Email settings, I have set protection level to "High, Most
obvious....".
Currently my outlook is detecting most of the spam and in my inbox
the message is displayed with "[spam]" text before the subject. Now
when I move it to Junk Folder, it mark the line on the message's
subject.But still listed in inbox with line mark.

Outlook does not add "[spam]" to messages. That's a server-side antispam
tool. It sounds like you're using an IMAP account. Because IMAP doesn't
support moves, when the Outlook Junk E-mail filter processes a message to
the Junk E-mail it makes a copy in Junk E-mail, then deletes the original.
Since IMAP doen't delete messages immediately, but marked them for deletion
and displays them with an overstrike, that's explains what you see. Change
you view to "Hide Messages Marked for Deletion" and you won't see them.

I want those "[spam]" directly go to Junk Folder and I will check it
and delete it permanantely.

Create a rule.

Even if I delete something in inbox, it mark that message with
line on it but not to go trash folder. How can I do that as well?

IMAP accounts do not have trash folders.