[Spambayes] Help

[Tony Meyer]

> I am running Windows 98 SE. I don't know how to determine
> what version of SpamBayes I am running

1. The file you downloaded would have had a version number (1.0b1, as it
happens) at the end of its name.

2. If you go to the "Add/Remove Programs" control panel, there should be a
version number with the SpamBayes entry.

3. If you select "SpamBayes Manager" from the SpamBayes menu, the version is
just under the "SpamBayes" image.

4. If you choose "Check for new version" from the SpamBayes menu, it'll tell
you that you're using the latest (but, deliberately, not which number it
is).

5. If you read the troubleshooting manual (accessible via the Help menu on
the SpamBayes menu, or, IIRC, the Start menu), it explains how to find the
log files that you should include when asking for help.  These logs include
the version number.

> but I downloaded and installed it yesterday. When I started
> getting new email this morning (the first after installing)
> it put 13 messages into the folder Junk Suspects. However, when
> I try to view those messages, the folder is empty. How do I get
> access to all of those messages???? 

Either you're looking at the wrong folder, or you've got Outlook set to not
display all messages in that folder.  Either way, see FAQ 3.12 for help:

<http://spambayes.org/faq.html#some-of-my-mail-is-going-missing>

> By the way, if you email me a response, as the system
> is currently running, I won't be able to see it!!!

I presume you have figured out that you need to disable SpamBayes (or figure
out the above) to get help, so you will read this.  Otherwise, there really
doesn't seem to be much point posting a message asking for help...

=Tony Meyer

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