On Jun 9, 2010, at 6:26 PM, Daniel Israel wrote:

> 
> Hi all,
> 
> Trying to figure out how to do a couple things in the mail application and I 
> was hoping someone might have some ideas....
> 
> 1. When I get spam, I mark it as junk mail.  however, it seems that all it 
> does is send the message to the Junk Mail folder.  Does it do anything with 
> it in terms of matching it to future messages?

There were plenty of subtle and less subtle implications in the promotional 
stuff that introduced Mail that that was in fact the case, but I'm pretty sure 
they were just blowing smoke.

>  If not, is there some way to easily mark a sender as "Blocked" and their 
> messages always go to junk?

Not unless you want to script one.  You have to manually add a rule.  Mail will 
give you some small help, in that it will prefill the choices for "sender is," 
"any recipient is," etc. with the values from the piece of mail that is 
currently chosen.

> 2. I just MailSteward to archive mail.  Works great.  Since I have an 
> archive, I have no need to keep mail that's really old in my folders, it just 
> takes up space.  Is there some way to have Mail automatically remove messages 
> more than XXX days old?

You can have mail IDENTIFY those messages by creating a smart mailbox with the 
appropriate selection criteria.  You can MANUALLY delete all those messages any 
time you want.  For AUTOMATICALLY, you'll have to script, but it would be a 
much easier script.

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