Adjusting your spam
filtering settings
(For Computer
Solutions hosted websites only)
Changing Global Anti
Spam Settings:
1)
Log into your computer panel at
www.ineedbob.com/menu
2) Click on E-MAIL
3) To adjust settings for all users click on the
Anti-spam icon which looks like this:
preferences applied to mail resources
4) You Can Change the Spam Check Level
from Permissive to Aggressive to filter out more
spam.
Remember: The more aggressive the level, the more spam it
will catch but the more likely some
good emails will be flagged as spam.
5) Under Spam Processing you can choose
what happens to the Spam Emails.
That can be automatically Deleted or Marked As Spam in which
case you will still receive them
but they will have ****SPAM**** in the subject so they can be
clearly identified and/or deleted.
6) The MaxScore Level is a higher
security option that will delete anything it
catches as spam regardless
of the Spam Check Level settings. We recommend
keeping this set to "Loose" so only the very
obvious
or offensive spam will be deleted immediately.
7) Whitelist are a list of people that
will never be marked as spam, no matter what
they send you.
You can put
johndoe@planetearth.com and that sender will
never be blocked.
You can also put an entire domain, such as *@thewhitehouse.com so
that anyone from @thewhitehouse.com
will never be blocked.
8) Blacklisted address will Always be
blocked/deleted, so if you don't want mail from
viagra@viagra.com then
you can list them here. BE CAREFUL not to put things such as
*@gmail.com or Anyone sending from
Google Mail would be blocked.
9) Click SUBMIT on the bottom when done.
Changing Individual User Settings:
Follow above steps 1-2 to log
into your control panel
1) Next to the users name click
the
icon to edit their spam settings.
2) Follow the same instructions steps 4-9 to
change their settings.
3) These settings will effect ONLY that single
user.
Windows Vista:
1. Click the Office button
2. Select Word Options
3. Click Popular in the left column
4. Deselect "Open e-mail attachments in Full
Screen Reading View"