[ Team LiB ]Configuring Your Safe Senders List The Safe Senders list is part of the Junk E-mail filters.. If you choose to allow external content from addresses listed in your Safe Send
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Configuring Your Safe Senders List
The Safe Senders list is part of the Junk E-mail filters If you choose to allow external content from addresses listed in your Safe Senders list, you need to check the
configuration of the list
You can add addresses and domains to the Safe Senders list directly from an email
message Click on the InfoBar or right-click in any image placeholder, and select Add Sender to Safe Senders List or Add the Domain @[domain-name] to Safe Senders List The sender's fully qualified domain name is listed in the menu selection, as shown
previously in Figure 8.3
Open your Safe Senders list using Tools, Options, Preferences, Junk E-mail and select the Safe Senders tab (see Figure 8.5) Near the bottom of the dialog is an option to Also Trust E-mail from My Contacts You should leave this disabled and add senders from whom you receive messages with blocked content to the Safe Senders List
Figure 8.5 You can allow content in messages from addresses and domains listed in
the Safe Senders list to automatically download
Trang 2Using the right-click menu is the easiest way to add new addresses to the list However, you'll need to use this dialog to remove or edit addresses from the list The list doesn't support wildcards, so you can't enter addresses in the format of @*.microsoft.com You have to enter the entire text following the @ when you add addresses to the list
After you've created a Safe Senders list, you can export it for use on other computers where Outlook 2003 is installed or use it as a backup copy if you need to reinstall Outlook or Windows
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