Just ran across this and it appears no one else responded.
You could set up a Mail Filter (under the PowerMail Setup menu) that would copy
anything that is headed for the Spam folder into a new folder you create at the
top of the folder list. Since the folder list is alphanumeric, a folder named
"0 Spam" would show up just under the Out Tray. (I use numbers at the start of
the folder name to force a specific ordering of a number of folders.)
You may already have a "Spam: actions" filter that moves things into the Spam
folder. If so, just edit this to move Spam into the "0 Spam" (or whatever name
you use) folder instead.
My "Spam: actions" filter has these settings:
- Filter incoming message is checked
- Conditions: Spam rating is high (Note: there is a previous "Spam: evaluate"
Filter that evaluates incoming messages for spam)
- Actions:
- Move message into folder: Spam (change this to your new spam folder)
- Don't notify new message
- Don't index message content
Note that I do not know exactly how SpamSieve and PowerMail interact, but since
PowerMail can display the SpamSieve spam rating, I assume these filters would
use that.
Good luck.
- Winston
Frank Mitchell wrote:
>Just updated to Spam Sieve 2.9.20 and the release notes say that the
>Spam folder can be relocated to the top of the folder list. Presumably
>this is for those using Apple Mail.
>
>But I am using Power Mail 6.2.1 and unable to make this work.
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>It's not a big deal, of course, but is there a way to do this with Power
>Mail or have I not found it yet?
>
>iMac with OSX 10.10.3
>
>-- Frank Mitchell, Scottsdale, Arizona
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