Incoming Spell Check rule

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Hercule Poirot

I need to be able to spell-check incoming messages and if they have more
than 6-7 spelling errors, permanently delete them. I have found that a good
portion of the spam I receive has a typos and mispellings but doesn't fit
any other particular pattern. Thus, the spam catching software they have
these days is worthless.
 
Hercule Poirot said:
I need to be able to spell-check incoming messages and if they have
more than 6-7 spelling errors, permanently delete them. I have found
that a good portion of the spam I receive has a typos and mispellings
but doesn't fit any other particular pattern. Thus, the spam
catching software they have these days is worthless.
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Bonjour, Hercule. Have you seen Miss Marple lately? Perhaps she's riding
the Orient Express.

I don't believe there's any way to accomplish what you seek.
 
Imbecile! You are seemingly devoid of the little grey cells.

Gee, I guess I will quit looking then. No offense, but I doubt you are the
be-all, end-all resource for Outlook. I am guessing there is probably a way
using Custom Actions or something. But I am not a C++ programmer and I
don't have the time to learn all about Exchange server. I was hoping
someone else might have developed something like this already so I wouldn't
have to reinvent the wheel.

Anyone else have a *CONSTRUCTIVE* and *PERTINENT* post to make?
 
Hercule Poirot said:
Imbecile! You are seemingly devoid of the little grey cells.
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Aha! An impostor! The REAL Hercule Poirot has a sense of humor and would
never call people names.
 
Bah! I fart in your general direction, so-called "Brian Tillman". Your
mother was an 'amster and your father smelt of elderberries.

(BTW, I thought the grey cell crack was quite witty and a response in like
kind to your quips about Miss Marple. C'est la vie. . .)
 
Hercule Poirot said:
Bah! I fart in your general direction, so-called "Brian Tillman".
Your mother was an 'amster and your father smelt of elderberries.
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Wait a minute! I don't remember seeing Hercule Poirot in the Monty Python
movies.
 
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