Hello Sam, On Sunday, February 28, 2016 you wrote:
SB> Saturday, February 20, 2016, 2:35:54 PM, Jack wrote: JSL>> Hello TBUDL'ers, JSL>> Well apparently I've finally downloaded and installed the correct AntispamSniper JSL>> thanks to everybody who helped with this. I now have an ASS toolbar where there JSL>> wasn't one before. SB> That's a good sign. JSL>> I'm not quite sure how this is supposed to work however. I used JSL>> Dispatch-mail-on-server to get the server to download one of the offending JSL>> emails and when it arrived I selected it and clicked on MARK AS JUNK in the ASS JSL>> toolbar. The email disappeared but DID NOT go into my JUNK folder as I thought it JSL>> would. SB> When I mark junk it goes to a folder called "Junk mail". I'm not sure how SB> that gets created or how the routing goes. JSL>> Thinking that marking the email as junk would set a flag for ASS, I downloaded JSL>> another from the same sender and it simply appeared in my inbox as normal. I JSL>> expected ASS to catch the email and automatically move it to the JUNK folder JSL>> before it ever got to the inbox JSL>> I'm obviously missing something about how ASS is supposed to work. SB> You have to train the filters. I don't think there's an exact figure, but SB> it might be a hundred messages or so before you start seeing somewhat SB> consistent filtering. Just continue marking spam and check the junk folder and mark false positives as not junk. Thanks Sam. Actually the clothing store email advertisements stopped coming, perhaps because I clicked on "un-subscribe" so many times. Nothing else has come in that I would call spam and nothing has appeared in my junk folder either. So for the moment, I don't have a spam problem anymore. But at least now AntiSpam Sniper is installed and presumably working. -- Regards, Jack Using TB! ver 6.0.12 with Windows 7 ________________________________________________ Current version is 7.1 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
