Mailman 3 November 2015 - SpamBayes

remove help
by Sarah Thomas Nov. 30, 2015

Nov. 30, 2015

How on earth do I remove SpamBayes? *Sarah* *"Not all who wander are lost." * * Tolkien <https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Not_all_those_who_wander_are_los…>*

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OUTLOOK 2013 64Bit ?
by Glenn Freiboth Nov. 30, 2015

Nov. 30, 2015

Hi, I have 64bit Outlook 2013. What version of SpamBayes will work for this? Thanks, Glenn

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Recover From Spam Setting
by Bruce Maston Nov. 18, 2015

Nov. 18, 2015

Hello, My Spam folder correctly shows the "Recover From Spam" button, and it works. However, the emails are returned to the "wrong" Inbox. My Outlook 2007 has two folders: a Personal Folder that I'm not using, and an Icloud Folder that receives all mail and syncs with other devises. Outlook won't let me close or delete the Personal Folder, yet any email that Spambayes recovers from Spam goes the Inbox of the Personal Folder rather than the Inbox of the Icloud Folder. Is there a configuration setting that will send mail recovered from Spam to the correct Inbox? Thanks for any help.

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version compatibility
by Brandon Tarr Nov. 13, 2015

Nov. 13, 2015

Looking to run SpamBayes on Windows 7 in Outlook 2016. Any progress in getting this configuration work? Thanks in advance. Brandon

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Problems with W10 64b & Outlook 2013 32b
by Adam White Nov. 8, 2015

Nov. 8, 2015

I have used Spambayes for a long, long time and even though the project is evidently dead I cannot give it up (if anyone knows of a decent replacement for it, please let me know!). Meanwhile I am trying to get Spambayes to work on a computer running Windows 10 64-bit and Outlook 2013 32 bit. I downloaded and installed Spambayes version 1.1a6. I read the note that said some people had trouble installing it in the default location but I went ahead and installed it there anyway. It seemed to install just fine and I went through training using Junk messages from a saved PST file (i.e., not the same PST file where my current inbox is located). At some point (I think after the training completed) I received an error message saying "Moving a message failed due to an unexpected Outlook error. Exception 0x-7FFBFA00 (MAPI_E_CORRUPT_STORE): OLE error 0x80040600. It is recommended you restart Outlook at the earliest opportunity." I wound up uninstalling Spampayes then reinstalling it to C:\spambayes but even so I still get this same error message whenever I start Outlook - and Spamabayes does not move any of the messages. While researching this issue I see people saying they have spambayes running on W10 64b + Outlook 2013 32b, so I'm wondering if there is some "left over" component somewhere (registry?) that I must manually remove when uninstalling spambayes? One other point (doubt this matters - but who knows?): this computer was originally built with Windows 8 OS - then I recently upgraded it to W10 via the free MS windows update program. Any help or suggestions appreciated. Thanks in advance. Adam

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