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Mac Mail 10.2 comes with a built-in rule that will help you filter out junk mail. The rule will look for messages that appear to be junk mail. When it finds one, it will change the color of the message to brown. You will then "train" the junk mail rule by telling it whether or not the flagged message is really junk. The more you train the junk mail rule, the better it will get at detecting junk mail. When it is "well trained," you can set it to automatically move junk mail to a special junk folder. |
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- First, make sure the junk mail rule is active. Click on Mail, then on Junk Mail, then on Training.
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- When the junk mail rule thinks that a message is junk, it will change the color of the message to brown.
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- If the junk mail rule is wrong (and the message is not really junk mail), Click on the message to highlight it.
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- Then Click on the Not Junk icon.
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- If you get a message that is junk, but the rule has not noticed it (has not changed the color), Click on the message.
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- Then Click on the Junk icon.
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- When the junk mail rule is consistently identifying junk mail correctly, switch it to automatic mode.
- Click on Mail, then Junk Mail, then Automatic.
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