Originally Posted by bairda (Post 10749)

Is there any way to get SpamSieve to work with Outlook 2011 beta?

Originally Posted by houchin (Post 10741)

Hmmm. Since "Spam" is not listed in my list of labels, I assumed that there was a different function provided by the "Not Spam" and "Mark as Spam" buttons.

Originally Posted by Gilles99 (Post 10723)

Why don't you include this option in the Preferences so we don't need to go play around in the plist file to make changes

Originally Posted by Michael Tsai (Post 10472)

It looks like, while updating some code, I introduced a bug where SpamSieve requires a symlink rather than an alias for redirecting Mail’s folder.

Originally Posted by Keith Thomas (Post 10684)

The e-maiI I sent you was from the latter address about the installation there. The file was quite large (8MB with screen shots), so I'll break it up to re-send it.

Originally Posted by pgt (Post 10638)

One thing that I don't like is that some of the (not spam) messages in my inbox now show up with a banner at the top that says "Mail thinks this message is junk mail" and then gives buttons that say "load images" and "not junk".

I'm not quite sure why these appear. Shouldn't Mail be letting everything through and anything that SpamSieve catches should be in the Junk box. I would like to avoid these banners if possible.

Originally Posted by Malte (Post 10632)

I haven't used anti-virus either, but lately people/media tell me that today there is more virus for the Mac platform than before, due to massification of Apple products. So I thought I might care about this.

Originally Posted by bichael (Post 10621)

The reality is that it catches much of the AOL spam but that it still lets through a lot also.

Originally Posted by dreinmund (Post 10513)

I'm having the same problem, but coincidentally, only since I updated to OS 10.6.4.

Before that, Train Spam would correctly put the trained Spam into the respective user's Spam folder.

Since 10.6.4, it all goes into the first user's Spam folder.

I wonder what has changed, and what broke it.

Originally Posted by rbonner (Post 10486)

I have a specific address that I want to block. Spam sieve appears to work great, but on this address (AustinFreecycle@yahoogroups.com) it never moves it to the spam, even after repeated attempts to mark it as spam.

Originally Posted by DBOY (Post 10482)

The reason I thought it was a SpamSieve problem is that it kept saying that Mail couldn't locate SpamSieve in the Applications folder. I have Mail working again now, but I'm scared to reactivate SpamSieve because I kept getting that message.