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Mailshell SpamCatcher Outlook v2.7
System Requirements:
- Windows 95, 98, 2000, NT, ME, XP
- Outlook 2000/2002
- Email account must be either POP or Microsoft Exchange
- Internet Explorer 5.0+
- 15 MB free hard disk space
Troubleshooting Issues:
1) Crashes with McAfee VirusScan
On startup, while loading SpamCatcher, Microsoft Outlook crashes.
If you have McAfee VirusScan Professional Edition, you must disable the HAWK
Script Stopper to allow SpamCatcher to load.
1) In McAfee VirusScan 7.0, choose "Configure automatic protection settings"
from the list of tasks on the left.
2) Uncheck "Enable HAWK Script Stopper"
3) Click "Apply Settings"
Outlook should now start without the error.
2) Does not support AOL, Yahoo, Hotmail Accounts
SpamCatcher Outlook requires a Mailshell email account to work with
AOL, Yahoo's free web service, and Hotmail. If you paid for POP access to
Yahoo! then Outlook can retrieve your Yahoo! messages and SpamCatcher Outlook
can filter your messages. SpamCatcher Outlook also does not fully support
IMAP accounts. SpamCatcher Outlook only works with POP accounts and Microsoft
Exchange accounts. If you donÆt use Microsoft Outlook 2000/2002, you can try
the SpamCatcher Universal Desktop Client which will work with most POP email
clients.
3) Missing SpamCatcher Toolbar in Outlook
This should not normally happen. However, if you close Outlook and restart
Outlook before Outlook has fully closed, then all Outlook Add-ins such as
SpamCatcher will not load. For example, if you close Outlook while a compose
window is still open and restart Outlook, the SpamCatcher toolbar will be
missing and SpamCatcher will not operate because Outlook did not shutdown
completely.
For the latest work-arounds and bug reports, read our SpamCatcher Outlook FAQ
at http://www.mailshell.com/cgi-bin/fom or contact our SpamCatcher Support Desk
at spamcatcher@mailshell.com