Junk in training-what to do with it

[Charles Martin]

> From: David Crandon <tdc at attbi.com>
>
> I've got the Junk Mail filter set on training mode. I guess I'll leave
> it like that for a couple of months.
>
No. It should only need a few days (call it a week).

> I'm assuming that because it's in training mode I don't have a Junk 
> mailbox.
>
You can find out by going to the Mail Menu (next to the Apple Menu on 
the menubar) and look at the setting under "Junk Mail."

> Is it OK to delete the messages Mail flags as junk in brown color? Or 
> do
> I need to leave them in my inbox to keep the training "active"?

You can delete them manually, or set the preferences to delete them 
after a certain period of time.

_Chas_

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