Junk Sender's List

[Dana]

Is there a way to print the junk sender's list? This is
Outlook 2002 and 1997.

Thank you.

Dana

 

[Guest]

I don't think there is a way to do it.

 

[ham]

Yes,
It is called "Junk Senders.txt"

 

[Guest]

I am searching for that text file and so far have not
found it. Where should this file reside?

Thanks,
Dana

 

[rifleman]

It's a hidden file in XP or W2K. Enable Hidden and System files in search.
(Advanced Search )

 

[ham]

It does not exist by default, you have to enable Junk E-
Mail.

 

[Guest]

I've searched hidden and system files and still come up
with nothing. I'm not trying to be difficult and I do
appreciate your help. I just don't know where else to
look. I am only checking my C drive and that should be
the only place it would reside - it should not be in my
network folder.

Dana

 

[rifleman]

You HAVE enabled Junk Mail in Outlook, haven't you?

 

[Guest]

Of course I have. I may be a bit slow here, but I'm not
THAT slow. I have done everything that I know to do and
I still find nothing. I can't figure this out!
Thanks.
Dana

 

[rifleman]

Well I have Outlook 2002 on Windows XP and my junk Senders file is in
C:\Documents and settings\"My user Name"\Application data\Microsoft\Outlook\
and the search function found it with no problem at all, so either you
didn't set the search parameters properly, or the Junk Mail setting is not
enabled.

 

[Guest]

Well I don't know what to say! My searches always
included hidden and system files yet I came up with
nada. I went in using your example (C:\Documents.....)
and guess what? There is was! Thank God for your
patience with me. I will now go and add these names to
my Exchange Server mail filter. Hopefully this will
drastically reduce the amount of junk mail we are
receiving here.

Thanks again, you have saved me oodles of time.

Dana

 

[rifleman]

Do a search for GazNet Antispam - there is an email letter you can subscribe
to that updates junk senders files. It's very good.