Question: I want to stop spam
(advertisements) e-mail addressed to my domain.
Answer (not using Outlook
2000+):
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Answer (using Outlook 2000+):
If you are using Outlook
2000/XP/2003, you may follow the steps to setup an anti-spam
filter for each computer to move the spam e-mail to trash (or a
spam folder).
Select "Tools" from Outlook menu bar and select "Rules and
Alerts". You will see a windows similar to the following one.

Click the "New Rule" button at the top left of the window. A
window will be popped up. Choose "Start from a blank rule" and
"Check messages when they arrive". Then click the "Next" button.

Select "with specific words in the message header" and click the
"specific words" in the lower window.

Input the words "X-Header: [SPAM] Scanned by LOTA anti-SPAM" (without the quotes) and click the "Add" button. Click
"OK" afterwards.
You may use "X-Header: [POSSIBLE SPAM] Scanned by LOTA anti-SPAM"
instead to catch more SPAM (more sensitive).

When the above window disappeared, click "Next". When the
following windows popped up, select "delete it" (or other action
you like to perform). Click "Finish" afterwards.

Click "Apply" and "OK" when you see the following window.
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