only if you add the sender's address to a rule that deletes message. note
that using the blocked sender list is not a very good way to handle spam,
since they keep changing the addresses.
only if you add the sender's address to a rule that deletes message. note
that using the blocked sender list is not a very good way to handle spam,
since they keep changing the addresses.
if outlook's built-in antispam set on high, you can try Sue's method here; http://www.slipstick.com/rules/junkmail.htm and if that doesn't work, then
you need a better program - spambayes is a favorite and free, but there are
other good ones. many are listed at the link above.
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