Let me set up more junk mail filters in Outlook

[Guest]

I have been receiving lots of junk from companies that are offering to
develop my corporate logo, stationery, web site, etc. Outlook does not
identify these as junk and puts them in my regular inbox. Yeah, I can add the
sender to my blocked list, but these folks never send under the same name
twice anyway.

If I could add particular words or phrases to the junk mail filters, I could
make sure these were properly identified as junk. I don't see any way that I
can do that, so it would be nice if Microsoft expanded the filters themselves
to cover these types of spam.

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[Brian Tillman]

If I could add particular words or phrases to the junk mail filters,
I could make sure these were properly identified as junk. I don't see
any way that I can do that, so it would be nice if Microsoft expanded
the filters themselves to cover these types of spam.

I'll go along with this. The Outlook Junk E-mail filter should be trainable
in the same way SpamBayes is.