When you train a message as spam:
- Move it to
- This lets you control whether SpamSieve leaves it in its current location
or moves to the Junk mailbox, to the Trash, or to another mailbox
that you specify. See also: Setting the Junk Mailbox in Apple Mail. If
you are using the Setting Up an Apple Mail Drone setup or the Apple
Mail - Rescue Good Messages script,
you can avoid having to custom-configure the script by selecting
Junk here.
- Mark it as read
- SpamSieve will mark the message as read so that you aren’t distracted by
the unread count in Mail’s sidebar.
When you train a message in Junk as good:
- Move it back to the inbox
- If the message is in a Junk or Spam mailbox, SpamSieve will move
it back to the inbox. Normally, this is what you want because good
messages don’t belong in Junk. However, if you want to use Mail’s
Apply Rules command after training, it can be easier to leave the
messages in Junk where they would remain selected, so you don’t have
to find them again in the inbox, mixed in with your other messages.
- Mark it as unread
- SpamSieve will mark the message as unread, so that it’s now treated as a
new message.
If you don’t see the training commands in SpamSieve’s menu bar icon, please
see the Show menu bar icon section.