[Spambayes] no recover button

[Kende Laszlo]

I appreciate the quick reaction. If only the rest of the business and IT world worked like this...

1. Yes, I am in the right folder
2. No, Outlook is not just hiding it in the toolbar.
3. Actually, there is one more curious thing: in the Outlook view I use the Outlook Shortcuts bar. Outlook gives me the count of items in each folder: Inbox, Sent Items, Deleted Items, Junk E-mail (SpamBayes folder), but not of those in the Junk Suspects folder (even if the items are correctly there)!

The whole thing is not dramatic since I can perfectly use SpamBayes, I am just curious. Maybe it is still a bug.

Thanks

Laszlo Kende

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-----Original Message-----
From: Tony Meyer [mailto:tameyer at ihug.co.nz]
Sent: lunedì, 29. marzo 2004 07:56
To: Kende Laszlo; spambayes at python.org
Subject: RE: [Spambayes] no recover button 

> I've just installed version 0.9 plug-in (I have
> W2K and Outlook 2000). It seems to work fine, just
> as the previous versions did. Except, in the
> "Junk Suspects" view there is no "Recover from Spam"
> button; only "Delete as Spam".

Have you checked:

  1. You're definitely in the right folder (by looking in the Filtering tab
in the Manager dialog, and checking not just the name, but clicking Browse
and checking that it's the right folder by that name).

  2. That Outlook simply isn't hiding it from you because there isn't room
(there would be a >> and down arrow at the end of the toolbar).

There have been a reasonable number of reports of this with 1.0a9, making me
think that maybe there is a bug, except that no-one has yet responded to the
above suggestions saying that they don't work, so maybe there isn't.

> I can still drag hams
> from this folder to the Inbox, but does it really work,
> i.e. will the system learn that this was ham?

It should yes, if you are filtering the Inbox, and incremental training is
turned on.

=Tony Meyer

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