no junk e-mail folder outlook 2007

[Fireball]

I am missing the junk e-mail folder in outlook 2007. When I right click on a
msg. it has the option of putting iit n the junk folder. When emails come in
that should be going to the junk folder they are labeled [SPAM] and appear in
the regular inbox. I am running Vista ultimate on a new computer. I moved
my old folders from my old computer which did have a junk folder but it did
not import. Everything else appears to be as it should be. Outlook has shut
down several times with some an unknown error. I ran the diagnosis and it
said everything was ok.
Thanks you

 

[F.H. Muffman]

I am missing the junk e-mail folder in outlook 2007. When I right
click on a msg. it has the option of putting iit n the junk folder.
When emails come in that should be going to the junk folder they are
labeled [SPAM] and appear in the regular inbox. I am running Vista
ultimate on a new computer. I moved my old folders from my old
computer which did have a junk folder but it did not import.
Everything else appears to be as it should be. Outlook has shut down
several times with some an unknown error. I ran the diagnosis and it
said everything was ok.

Outlook itself doesn't put the [SPAM] text in the subject line, that's an
add-in doing it. You'd need to see if that add-in has a way to put messages
it labels as spam in a specific folder.

 

[Fireball]

It was McAfee doing it! Thanks for the response.

I am missing the junk e-mail folder in outlook 2007. When I right
click on a msg. it has the option of putting iit n the junk folder.
When emails come in that should be going to the junk folder they are
labeled [SPAM] and appear in the regular inbox. I am running Vista
ultimate on a new computer. I moved my old folders from my old
computer which did have a junk folder but it did not import.
Everything else appears to be as it should be. Outlook has shut down
several times with some an unknown error. I ran the diagnosis and it
said everything was ok.

Outlook itself doesn't put the [SPAM] text in the subject line, that's an
add-in doing it. You'd need to see if that add-in has a way to put messages
it labels as spam in a specific folder.