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spam email
I upgraded my symantec virus protection from 2004 to 2008. Before I upgraded to 2008 I had an icon in my Outlook tool bar that said "this is spam". I could highlight all my spam in my inbox and click this is spam and it would go into my spam folder. Now I no longer have that.
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| May 6 2008 2:02 PM GMT
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Jaw
Spam, Symantec, Outlook
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