Re: How to "zero out" the Junk detector?

In article <usenet-5376E6.22524611042008@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, R.
Millstein <usenet@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> In article <davidmor-EE9657.11333012042008@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
>  David Morrison <davidmor@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> 
> > BTW, I very rarely see any spam with a rating as high as 99. It only 
> > happens when I specifically say a message is junk. Could this person
be 
> > using Command-J to filter messages? That's what it used to do before
it 
> > became the keystroke to mark a message as junk. 
> 
> That's odd.  I quite frequently get spam with junk scores of 99, and 
> indeed, they are almost always genuine 100% pure spam.  I wonder if 
> we're doing something differently, or if my spam is just more spammy 
> than yours?
> 
> Roberta


Message flagged as "99" are messages that usually have an ISP's SPAM
header in them that Eudora automatically detects.

For example, we use DSPAM here, so if that system flags a message as:

X-DSPAM-Result: SPAM

Eudora is automatically detecting this.

(Which is one of the things "Eudora 8" doesn't do yet...)

- Steve