At Tue, 20 Apr 2004 18:19:45 +0200 (CET), Max Gossell
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>At Tue, 20 Apr 2004 17:52:43 +0200 (CET), Christian Roth
><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>>Per Åström wrote:
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>>>When I mark a message as good that was labeled spam by SS the color is
>>>still red. Is it possible to
At Tue, 20 Apr 2004 17:52:43 +0200 (CET), Christian Roth
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Per Åström wrote:
>
>>When I mark a message as good that was labeled spam by SS the color is
>>still red. Is it possible to get it in black after marked as good? Maybe
>>there is a preference I've missed?
>
>I so
Per Åström wrote:
>When I mark a message as good that was labeled spam by SS the color is
>still red. Is it possible to get it in black after marked as good? Maybe
>there is a preference I've missed?
I solved this by adding a filter at the top of the filter list setting
the label to none (not st
>>When I mark a message as good that was labeled spam by SS the color is
>>still red. Is it possible to get it in black after marked as good? Maybe
>>there is a preference I've missed?
>
>You should no longer use the SpamSieve AppleScripts with PM5; the
>integrated SpamSieve filter will set the s
At Tue, 20 Apr 2004 15:19:54 +0200 (CET), PowerMail Engineering
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Per Åström wrote:
>
>>When I mark a message as good that was labeled spam by SS the color is
>>still red. Is it possible to get it in black after marked as good? Maybe
>>there is a preference I've missed?
Per Åström wrote:
>When I mark a message as good that was labeled spam by SS the color is
>still red. Is it possible to get it in black after marked as good? Maybe
>there is a preference I've missed?
You should no longer use the SpamSieve AppleScripts with PM5; the
integrated SpamSieve filter wi
At Tue, 20 Apr 2004 12:58:32 +0200 (CET), Per Åström
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>>
>>The new mark as good / mark as spam toolbar buttons (and menu items) will
>>train SpamSieve, when you have activated SpamSieve from the spam filter
>>assistant. They will also set the spam rating of the message
>
>The new mark as good / mark as spam toolbar buttons (and menu items) will
>train SpamSieve, when you have activated SpamSieve from the spam filter
>assistant. They will also set the spam rating of the message, and do
>whatever action is configured in the new "mark as spam" preference pane.
>
Anthony Sanna wrote:
>Is SS part of PM5? Does it still run as a separate application?
Still a separate application, that can work with other mail clients.
>When I installed PM5, I got a dialog that my SS scripts were out of date
>and did I want to update them - I clicked "yes".
>after updating
I'm curious about the (new) relationship between SpamSieve and PM5.
Questions...
Is SS part of PM5? Does it still run as a separate application?
When I installed PM5, I got a dialog that my SS scripts were out of date
and did I want to update them - I clicked "yes". BTW: My version of SS
prio
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