| Applies to |
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| Microsoft Outlook® 97/98, 2000, and 2002 |
The following information tells you how to work with junk e-mail filters in versions of Outlook earlier than Microsoft Office Outlook 2003.
Note The junk e-mail filters for Outlook 97/98, Outlook 2000, and Outlook 2002 (XP) cannot be updated.
Turn on junk e-mail filtering
- On the Tools menu, click Organize.
- Click Junk E-mail.
- Select the options you want, and then click Turn on for each set of options that you choose. You can have Outlook automatically delete, move, or color-code all junk e-mail messages.
Note The default setting of the Junk E-mail feature changes the color of suspected junk e-mail messages; it does not move the messages to a separate folder. If you specify gray as your junk e-mail color, the questionable messages appear faded but still visible enough to read, ensuring that important messages are not accidentally overlooked.
Add someone to the Junk Senders list
- In Inbox, click a message from the sender whose messages you want to automatically delete.
- On the Actions menu, point to Junk E-mail, and then click Add to Junk Senders list.
View the Junk Senders list
- On the Tools menu, click Organize.
- Click Junk E-mail.
- At the bottom of the pane, click the link.
- Click the Edit Junk Senders link.
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