By configuring the SpamSieve Eudora Helper applet, you can tell SpamSieve to process your good messages and spam messages in other ways. First, quit the applet. Then open it using the Script Editor program in the AppleScript folder of your Applications folder. The top of the script contains the following lines:
property moveToSpamFolder : true -- moves spams to a "Spam" mailbox property markSpamMessages : true -- marks spams with red x property markSpamMessagesRead : false -- marks spams as "already read" property labelSpamMessages : false -- colors spam messages brown property markGoodMessages : true -- marks good messages with carets property labelGoodMessages : false -- colors good messages green property removeSpamMessagesFromServer : false
You can change a false to true or a true to false to set the options the way you want. For instance, to have SpamSieve not move spam messages into a separate mailbox, change the true in the first line to false. When you are finished making changes, choose Save in Script Editor’s File menu, close the window, and then re-launch the SpamSieve Eudora Helper.
Script Editor 2.0 cannot edit the SpamSieve Eudora Helper applet. To customize the applet, use Script Editor 1.9 or a third-party script editor.