On 15 kvì, 15:04, "Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook]"
wrote:
What do you mean by where it came from? Do you mean the sender? Nothing
changes with that.

If a spam comes in and gets directed to the Junk folder it obviously was
originally delivered to the Inbox, that's the only folder where the Junk
filter is active and the only place where incoming emails are delivered.

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Thanks a lot. I have one more question regarding this:

Once a message is in a spam folder I guess there is no way to tell
where it came from? (in case I have implemented a more complex folder
logic instead of having just one Inbox folder)

What I meant is that I many people sort their incoming mail into
different folders based on some sort of a logic (say Inbox, Family,
Friends, Client1, Client2, ...) and when such message get marked as
spam by mistake then my "Not Spam" button handler can only move it
back into the Inbox (thus not placing it in the correct inbox context
folder (ie. Family)). Or am I getting it wrong and anything that lands
inside Inbox gets filtered based on the filtering rules anyway?