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    Correct way to forward an email without become the target of spam?

    Yep it will have no effect on other settings. When you install it it will ask you if you want to copy everything from outlook.
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    Correct way to forward an email without become the target of spam?

    outlook's junk mail filter is useless if you only use it for e-mails and don't need the calendar and the other crap, you can try thunderbird instead. http://www.mozilla.com/thunderbird/
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    Correct way to forward an email without become the target of spam?

    mm... you mean Outlook, right?:)
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    Correct way to forward an email without become the target of spam?

    Yeah, i get mine caught by free gmail filter, and the stuff from business account by free Thunderbird junk mail filter ;)
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    Correct way to forward an email without become the target of spam?

    they don't nothing will stop it but spam filter although some e-mails seem to be seasonal different people also tend to get different kind of e-mails, i usually get penis enlargements, knock off watch and cheap medications, but i never get those scam letters
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    Correct way to forward an email without become the target of spam?

    It does sound absurd doesn't it? However for whatever reason with e-mails people seem to not think that way. They feel there is a need to forward spam to everyone in their address book. At the moment about 90% of all e-mail traffic is junk mail. People need to start thinking before they press...
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    Correct way to forward an email without become the target of spam?

    Use Thunderbird It has pretty good spam filter and after you teach it for a week it's pretty spot on.
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    Correct way to forward an email without become the target of spam?

    I'm usually a final stop for all such e-mails, unless it's some really really good joke. And even in that case i would forward it only to a handful of close friends. Don't understand the obsession with forwarding every junk e-mail you get to everyone in your address book. You don't do that...
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