I don't think SpamBayes marks messages as read. At least, it doesn't on my machine. I'd recommend configuring Outlook to display SpamBayes' "spam" field, which shows SpamBayes' estimate of the probability that the message is spam. If it's not set, SpamBayes hasn't processed the message. Click SpamBayes on the Outlook toolbar, select Help > About SpamBayes from the menu that drops down, follow the link on the page that is displayed about adding the Spam field to your Outlook views, and follow the directions there. Also, how many messages have you trained on? (Click SpamBayes, then select SpamBayes Manager....) SpamBayes may not be moving messages because it doesn't have enough information to classify them yet.
________________________________ From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Paul Hirst Sent: Wednesday, January 30, 2008 11:48 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [Spambayes] Spambayes & Outlook - not moving messages to specifiedfolder I've got the most recent Spambayes and Outlook 2002, SP3 (10.6822.6830). Spambayes appears to process spam, as they're marked read, but they're not moved to the specified directory. I need to click on the SPAM button to get them moved to the correct directory. How can I get Spambayes to move spam into the right directory?
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