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Outlook 2003
Filter Options for Junk E-mail
Open your Outlook program / Inbox Right click over a junk e-mail message/ Select Junk E-mail You now have four choices to select from Blocked Senders List You can easily block messages from certain e-mail address or domain name by adding the sender to this list. Messages from people or domain names on this list are always treated as junk e-mail messages, regardless of the content of the message. When you add a sender's name or e-mail address to the Blocked Sender's List, Outlook moves the message to the Junk E-mail folder. Safe Senders E-mail addresses on the Safe Senders List are never treated as junk e-mail
and are automatically delivered to your Inbox. Safe Senders Domain List E-mail domain addresses (ex: @microsoft.com) on the list are never treated as junk e-mail and are automatically delivered to the Inbox. Safe Recipients List Add the names of your distribution lists to the Safe Recipients List so any messages sent to these e-mail addresses or domain names will never be treated as junk e-mail messages. Do not add the names of distribution lists found on the RC Global Address list; by default they are considered safe senders.
Updated : February 02, 2010
Sr. Arlene Callahan
Training Manager Rivier College Nashua, NH 04060 Phone: 603.897.8660 |