Support Manual

SpamGuard
Blocks annoying spam by filtering by email address, domain name or keywords
Click on the Spam
Guard icon in your control panel.
Click the "Enable
SpamGuard" button. spamGuard will be installed within 10 minutes.
Click the Mail
Manager icon in your contol panel. You'll see the following new item.

Click the SpamGuard
link.
Turn SpamGuard
on by checking the checkbox.

When this is checked,
the rules for blocked and spam emails are activated. To check or uncheck, make
sure to click on 'Save Settings' after you make the change.
In the Blocking
section you can enter and delete email addresses you'd like to block from sending
you email. (see below for details).

Blocked
emails
Based on the rules below, the program will take emails that contain words that
you indicate as unwanted, and either delete the emails or store them in the 'blocked
mails' file.
Block E-mail
address
Enter an email address, click on 'Add Block', and then click on 'Save Settings'
to add that email address to the list of Blocked Addresses.
Blocked
addresses
Any email from an email address in this list will be blocked. Select one or more
of the addresses, click on 'Remove Block', and then click on 'Save Settings' to
remove them from the list.
Block
words
Enter a single word, click on 'Add Block', and then click on 'Save Settings' to
add that word to the list of Blocked Words.
Blocked
words
If there is an occurrence of any word on this list in an email, then that email
will be blocked. Select one or more of the words, click on 'Remove Block', and
then click on ' SaveSettings' to remove them from the list.
Blocked
mails will be stored to file
If you want the blocked email to be deleted, then leave this field blank. If you
leave this field blank, then all blocked emails will be deleted. To make the field
blank, you need to highlight the text in the field, press delete on your keyboard,
and then click on 'Save Settings'. To empty the contents of the file, click on
the 'Empty' link.
NOTE:
To delete all blocked emails, you need to make sure this field is blank, not merely
empty the file of its contents.
If you do not
want the blocked email to be deleted, then you need to enter a filename. You can
also indicate directories. The directories and filename must be made up of alpha
characters, the underscore, or the dash. No other special character can be used,
e.g., the period. Once you make the change, make sure to click on 'Save Settings'.
Valid
Examples:
blocked_mail
mail/blocked_mail
Invalid
Examples:
domain-mail/blocked_mail.txt
mail/blocked.txt
HINT:
You can store emails that the program has blocked to your -mail directory, and
then create a user in your mail manager that matches the name of the 'blocked
mails' file. This will allow you to retrieve an email that you know is not spam.

Spam emails
The program will determine whether an email is spam based upon a scoring system
that uses the lists of spam and Non-spam words. The more spam words in an email,
the greater potential for the program to mark the email as spam. Conversely, the
more Non-spam words in an email, the greater potential for the program to not
mark an email as spam.
To add to either
the 'spam words' or 'Non spam words' list, type phrases into the appropriate text
box. The program will consider each line in the text box as a phrase. Then click
on 'Save Settings'.
For example, if
you enter 'God is great' on one of the lines, the program will search for every
instance of 'God is great' in an email and not just for a single instance of any
of those words. For example, if an email had 'God is awesome', the program will
not take that phrase into consideration because it does not exactly match the
phrase, 'God is great'.

Execute
SpamGuard Command
SPAM :
If you have a file with spam emails, choose 'SPAM' from the drop down menu, enter
the filename to the right, and then click on 'Save Settings'. This will teach
spamGuard which emails it should consider as spam.
GOOD :
If you have a file with good emails, choose 'GOOD' from the drop down menu, enter
the filename to the right, and then click on 'Save Settings'. This will teach
spamGuard which emails it should consider as non-spam.
REMOVE
: If spamGuard is marking a good email as spam, then create a file with
that good email, choose 'REMOVE' from the drop down menu, enter the filename to
the right, and then click on 'Save Settings'. This will remove that email from
the database of emails that spamGuard considers to be spam.

Spam mails
will be stored to file
All emails the program marks as spam will be stored in the file listed here. You
can also indicate directories. The directories and filename must be made up of
alpha characters, the underscore, or the dash. No other special character can
be used, e.g., the period. Once you make the change, make sure to click on 'Save
Settings'.
Valid
Examples:
spam_mail
mail/spam-mail
Invalid
Examples:
domain-mail/spam_mail.txt
mail/spam.txt
HINT:
You can store emails that the program has determined to be spam to your -mail
directory, and then create a user in your mail manager that matches the name of
the 'spam mails' file. This will allow you to retrieve an email that you know
is not spam.
To empty the contents of the file, click on the 'Empty' link.

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