FieldDir121 wrote:Michael,
That seems to do it, thanks.
Sometimes I find e-mails from people in my address books in the junk mailbox. Do I have to create filters to prevent that or should the automatic junk mail filter and/or bayesian filters already do that?
Scott
Poco's automatic junk mail filters will credit a message with a certain number of points (deducted from the junk mail score) for people whose addresses are in your address book. This helps in not having the message classified as junk but does not guarantee that it isn't. I don't think the Bayesian filters check the address book. I run a combination of both myself but many people rely solely on the bayesian method.
You could create filters to stop processing on people in your address book but at work I've found some spammers are forging addresses and so I have gotten spam that was supposedly from colleagues. This doesn't happen often though. If you do add such filters I would position them immediately before the junk mail filters.