I have two Pop3 e-mail accounts that I use Outlook Express for. I have Antispam set up and it identifies incoming e-mail as spam but does not place those messages in the antispam folder. I have two additional rules that follow the antispam generated rule which redirect messages from each account to a specific folder. If I disable those rules then antispam directs spam e-mails to the antispam folder but then it dumps all the non-spam mail into the default inbox. Anyone have a fix for this?
NIS2011 18.1.0.37
Windows XP Home SP3
I have two Pop3 e-mail accounts that I use Outlook Express for. I have Antispam set up and it identifies incoming e-mail as spam but does not place those messages in the antispam folder. I have two additional rules that follow the antispam generated rule which redirect messages from each account to a specific folder. If I disable those rules then antispam directs spam e-mails to the antispam folder but then it dumps all the non-spam mail into the default inbox. Anyone have a fix for this?
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It's all Greek to me as I do not use Outlook Express. Hopefully, as an Outlook Express user it will not be Greek for you. 
Hopefully an Outlook Express user will chime in
Thank you
Update.
I found that if I added a rule identical to the "auto generated" Norton Antispam rule after the two rules redirecting incoming e-mail to the appropriate folders that Antispam now works in my Outlook Express.
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How to add a mail rule to Outlook Express:
To create a rule for e-mail messages
1) On the Tools menu, point to Message Rules, and then click Mail.
****Message rules cannot be created for IMAP or HTTP e-mail accounts.****
2) If this is the first rule you are creating, proceed to step 3. Otherwise, on the Mail Rules tab, click New and proceed to step 4.
3) Select the conditions for your rule by selecting the desired check boxes in the Conditions section. (You must select at least one condition.)
You can specify multiple conditions for a single rule by selecting more than one check box. Click the and hyperlink in the Rule Description section to specify whether all of the rule conditions must be met before the specified action occurs (and), or whether at least one must be met (or).
4) Specify the actions for your rule by selecting the desired check boxes in the Actions section. (You must select at least one condition.)
5) Click the underlined hyperlinks in the Rule Description section to specify the conditions or actions for your rule.
You can click contains people or contains specific words in the Rule Description section to specify the people or words you'd like Outlook Express to look for in messages. If you enter multiple people or multiple words per condition, use the Options button in the Select People or Type Specific Words dialog boxes to further customize the condition.
6) In the Name of the rule text box, select the default name or type a new name for your rule, and then click OK.
The new Antispam rule will need to have the same info and the same blocks checked as the auto generated rule created by Norton Antispam.
You may have to move it up or down in the list to make it function properly. That is done this way:
Click on the rule you want to move (it will be highlighted)
Click the "move up" or "move down" button located directly below the window displaying the list of rules until the rule is in the new order.
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