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Support > Setting Filters (Eudora) |
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These instructions assume that you have
already installed the relevant POP email clients
on your system.
Eudora PC
- From the Tools menu, select Filter.
- Set it to filter Incoming
mail. In the Header: box, select Subject:
that contains the word SPAM.
- In the Action section, set
it to Transfer the spam to
a mailbox you call "SPAMMAILS".
- Close the window and save the changes.
- Be sure to review the SPAMMAILS mailbox
for falsely labeled mail. Be sure you
delete the contents of your SPAMMAILS
mailbox periodically to keep from filling
your computer's hardrive.
- For more detailed filter instructions,
see the Help pages on Eudora or go to
Eudora's
support pages.
Eudora Mac
- Click on Window in the toolbar
and open the Filters window.
- Click New in the lower left-hand
corner of the Filters window.
- Make a filter for Incoming
mail with Subject that contains
the expression SPAM.
- For Action, Transfer
the spam to a mailbox named "SPAMMAILS",
so click on Mailbox in the toolbar
and create a new mailbox called "SPAMMAILS".
- Click on the arrow next to None
in the Actions section of the Filters
window. Select Transfer to
and select the SPAMMAILS mailbox from
the Transfer menu.
- Finally, close the Filters window,
and it will ask you to save your changes.
- Be sure to review the contents of your
SPAMMAILS mailbox for falsely labeled
mail, and be sure you delete the contents
of your SPAMMAILS mailbox periodically
to keep from filling your computer's hardrive.
- For more detailed filter instructions,
see the Help pages on Eudora or go to
Eudora's
support pages.
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