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The Microsoft Junk Reporting Tool. Sends the message to MS so they can improve
the filters AND automatically deletes it.

-Ben-
Ben M. Schorr - MVP
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I think everyone is missing what the poster is asking.

I don't read his question as wanting to automatically delete any email
that Outlook deems as 'junk' email. I think he is asking that, in
Outlook 2003 you can select an email, and in the 'Actions' menu under
'Junk Email Options' you can select 'add to junk senders list'. When
doing this, I agree that it would be nice if there was a way to also
delete this email at the same time rather than selecting email,
navigating to 'add to junk senders list' and then having to hit delete
(or shift+delete and then enter to confirm).

Even better would be to have a hot key (like ctrl+J) that would add to
junk sender list and delete.

The fact that it is manually being added to the junk list kind of
confirms that the sender does not want the email. In fact, I remember
creating or having a button that would do exactly what I describe
above.

"Vanguard (NPI)" wrote:

"K in MD" K in wrote in message
...

When I mark new email as junk mail I want to have it automatically
deleted.
I have not figured out a way to do that with the rules wizard--only
previously identified junk is automatically deleted after setting up
the
rule.
You are the only person in the entire world that as a 100% perfect
spam filter. Everyone else gets to use one that might generate false
positives (i.e., good mail that gets tagged as spam). A safer
solution would be:

- Set auto-archive on the Junk folder to permanently delete after 1
day.
- Enable the global auto-archive function, and set to run every 1
day. If
you leave this set to its default of running every 14 days, the 1-day
old
crap sitting in your Junk folder will accumulate until the
auto-archive
function is ran every 2 weeks (i.e., you'll have 2 weeks of junk
instead of
just one day's worth). The scheduled interval for Auto-Archive
should be
equal to the shortest auto-archive interval you configure for your
folders
(or as short as the global interval if that is all you use).
- Turn OFF the Preview pane for the Junk folder.
- Enable AutoPreview on the Junk folder (shows first few lines of an
item
but only as plain-text).
- Use OL2003's junk filtering or something better, like SpamPal, to
move
suspect items tagged as spam into the Junk folder.
- Optionally configure whatever rule moves the mail into the Junk
folder to
also mark it as read (in case you don't want to see that folder
bolded when
new suspect mails arrive).
Then, when you get an e-mail that you are expecting, you can recover
from your setup tagging it as spam because you'll have a day to grab
it out of the Junk folder. Say you order something online and they
send you a copy of the purchase order in an e-mail. Often these get
tagged as spam, but you really do want a copy to keep for your
records, especially if it is downloaded software with instructions
and codes needed to download it again if you lose your copy or it
gets corrupted. Same for any e-mails sent by family and friends that
happen to get falsely tagged as spam. Maybe Mom goes to DisneyWorld
and sends you a greeting mail from Epcot but it gets detected as
spam.

All anti-spam mechanisms produce false positives, even C-R
(challenge-response) schemes. Do you really want to permanently
delete it and have no way to recover it? Move it into the Junk
folder, optionally mark it as read, and automatically delete the junk
after a day.

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