Question: Is Entourage capable of "learning" what is junk?
My webmail, "Fusemail," does a pretty good job of filtering spam. When I
first started using fusemail, I was getting quite a bit of spam, but there
was an option to designate email as spam, so that the program could "learn"
what is junk.
After a couple of weeks I noticed that more spam mail was being
automatically redirected to the junk folder, and that fewer messages were
erroneously discarded by the program. Thus, it "learned" on the basis of my
actions.
On my POP mail I updated to Entourage 2004 about a month ago. It doesn't
seem to be "learning" anything. There is no decrease in junk mail in my
inbox, even though I have set the filter on high and I methodically go
through the inbox and send spam to the junk mail folder.
Does anyone know if Entourage is programmed to learn? If not, I might as
well just send spam directly to the Deleted items, and/or make some rules to
catch incoming spam.
Pauline