Antispam Marisuite for Outlook Publisher's Description
Antispam Marisuite is embeddable tool for Office Outlook. It checks each incoming message and moves spam to Junk E-Mail folder. Messages, which cannot be filtered without your assistance, are moved to Quarantine folder. Available wizard takes care of initial configuring and training the spam filter so application begins work effective right after installation. Antispam Marisuite is trainable so anything you consider spam will be treated as spam.
System Requirements Microsoft Outlook 2000/XP/2003/2007
What's new v1.0.4.103 ----------------------------- !bugfix: !bugfix: Fixed bug related on copy protection !bugfix: minor UI issues were fixed User interface was improved
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