In a more aggressive effort to combat spam, the University's Information Technology Department will be flagging suspected spam e-mail in the subject line of e-mail you receive.
Any e-mail you receive that is suspected of being Spam will have [SPAM] on the subject line. Additionally, we will be flagging some e-mail with the word [EVALUATE] in the subject line. We are using this to flag e-mail that may or may not be spam, meaning that you should evaluate for yourself whether the e-mail is legitimate or not.
If a legitimate e-mail is flagged incorrectly, please forward the e-mail to helpdesk@usciences.edu so that we may correct it for the future.
The following instructions are designed to assist you in setting up a filter in Microsoft Outlook XP/2002 to move spam e-mail into a separate mailbox.
Special Note: You can add the phrase [EVALUATE] by repeating the last two steps. [EVALUATE] is the flag we use for mail that the computer suspects to be spam but is not exactly sure.
Select the existing folder that you would like to move the e-mail that is flagged [SPAM] such as Deleted Items or Junk E-Mail. The folder you select should be highlighted in blue. Then select the OK button and continue past the next section
Select the New button
The Create a New Folder box should pop up
The Folder Contains: drop down box should read Mail and Post Items
For Microsoft Exchange Users be sure to select the Mailbox – {with your
name}
Non-Exchange Users be sure to select Personal Folders.
In the Name text box enter the name of your new folder, such as [SPAM]
Select the OK button
The folder you just created should be highlighted
Click the OK button