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Miss Perspicacia Tick
I have a new computer, running XP Home (I have Pro, but I've not upgraded
yet). I have installed 2003, under an admin account, and set up the same
rules I had on the old one. My ISP marks spam *** SPAM *** to make it easy
to filter, so I simply defined a rule to permanently delete any mail marked
as such. On my old Dell, it worked like a charm (it ran Pro), but it's just
caught something and an error box popped up informing me I don't have
sufficient permissions to perform this action (permanently deleting, I
assume it meant, as it moved the message to the junk mail folder). Is there
a setting I've overlooked?
What are the permissions it's looking for and how do I set them?
Thanks
yet). I have installed 2003, under an admin account, and set up the same
rules I had on the old one. My ISP marks spam *** SPAM *** to make it easy
to filter, so I simply defined a rule to permanently delete any mail marked
as such. On my old Dell, it worked like a charm (it ran Pro), but it's just
caught something and an error box popped up informing me I don't have
sufficient permissions to perform this action (permanently deleting, I
assume it meant, as it moved the message to the junk mail folder). Is there
a setting I've overlooked?
What are the permissions it's looking for and how do I set them?
Thanks