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How to Handle Junk Mail in Microsoft Outlook 2010

by Keeley Byrnes / Thursday, February 20 2014 / Published in Latest, Outlook 2010

Handling Junk Mail

To block junk e-mail, you must first open the folder to filter for junk e-mail. If using Outlook 2010, then click the “Junk” drop-down button in the “Delete” group on the “Home” tab in the Ribbon and select the “Junk E-mail Options…” command from the button’s drop-down menu. If using Outlook 2007, select “Actions| Junk E-mail| Junk E-mail Options…” from the Menu Bar.

In either version at that point, you will see the “Junk E-mail Options” dialog box appear. On the “Options” tab, select the option button that corresponds to how you wish Outlook to handle suspected junk mail. Note that you can elect to delete suspected junk e-mail versus moving it into the “Junk E-mail” folder in your folder list by checking the checkmark at the bottom of this tab. Be careful of doing this if you have a very restrictive junk mail filter applied, as it could then potentially delete legitimate messages that Outlook suspects may by junk mail.

If you click the “Safe Senders” tab, you can click “Add…” at the right side of this tab to add an e-mail address or domain name into the “Add address or domain” dialog box. The “Safe Senders” list is the list of people from whom you always wish to receive e-mail in Outlook. Mail from these addresses or domains will never be treated as junk mail by Outlook. You can then click the “OK” button when you have finished.

On the “Safe Recipients” tab, you can click “Add…” at the right side of this tab to add an e-mail address or domain name into the “Add address or domain” dialog box. The “Safe Recipients” list is the list of people to whom you always wish to send e-mail in Outlook. Mail sent to these addresses or domains will never be treated as junk mail by Outlook. You can then click the “OK” button when you have finished.

On the “Blocked Senders” tab, you click “Add…” at the right side of this tab to add an e-mail address or domain name in the “Add address or domain” dialog box. The “Blocked Senders” list is the list of people from whom you always wish to block e-mail in Outlook. Mail from these addresses or domains will always be treated as junk mail by Outlook. You can then click the “OK” button when you have finished.

When you have finished setting the desired junk mail options, click “OK” in the “Junk E-mail Options” dialog box to set the new rules in place for the selected mail folder.

In the future, when you receive an e-mail from an address which you wish to add to either the “Safe Senders,” “Safe Recipients,” or “Blocked Senders” tabs, you can easily do that by right-clicking the piece of mail in your mailbox from the desired sender first. Then roll over the “Junk” command in the pop-up menu that appears. In the side menu that then appears, select to which e-mail list you wish to add the e-mail address of the sender.

 

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About Keeley Byrnes

Keeley is our Director of Marketing and has been with TeachUcomp since 2010. Keeley manages all aspects of our Marketing Department, acts as liaison for our reseller and affiliate partners and also authors courses in software and taxation.

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