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Thank you so much for your fast reply. You are right, that is a good way, i think. I just configured it as imap and wait for the result. <br />
I think that is because when spam email arrive at gmai, the gmail do two things: one is deliver it to spam box, other is to deliver it to my pc. That is why i still got spam email. Do you think so ?
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No worries. Are your custom filters working now that you've set up your Gmail account using IMAP in Outlook?
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Hi Expert<br />
I set up filter in my gmail account to filter spam email, then my gamil system can remove all spam email, but my computer used outlook, and it still can receive the spam email. Any expert can give me some suggestion ? Thank you.
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Hi Expert
I set up filter in my gmail account to filter spam email, then my gamil system can remove all spam email, but my computer used outlook, and it still can receive the spam email. Any expert can give me some suggestion ? Thank you.

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