How to configure Outlook Express for Windows to filter NOD32 tag messages

Creating a filter

Outlook Express for Windows can filter your messages that a "tag" like [NOD32: deleted] added to the beginning of their Subject lines. Here's how to do so:

1. In the list of Local Folders, select the Inbox folder.
   
   

2. Go to the Tools menu and choose Message Rules->Mail...:
   
   

3. In the New Mail Rule window, in section 1. Select the conditions for your rule:, click the box next to Where the Subject line contains specific words:
   
   

4. In the New Mail Rule window, in section 2. Select the Actions for your rule:, click the box next to Move it to the specified folder:
   
   

5. In the New Mail Rule window, in section 3. Rule Description (click on an underlined value to edit it):, click the phrase contains specific words (which should be highlighted in blue and underlined):
   
   

6. In the Type Specific Words window, in the top field, which is labelled Type specific words or a phrase, and click Add, type  [NOD32: deleted] exactly as shown here:
   
   

7. Click Add.

8. Click OK.

9. The New Mail Rule window will once again appear. In section 3. Rule Description (click on an underlined value to edit it):, click the word specified (which should be highlighted in blue and underlined):
   
   

10. Click Deleted Items to highlight it:
    
    

11. Click OK to select this folder.

12. The New Mail Rule window will once again appear. In section 4. Name of the rule:, give a name of your choosing to your newly created spam filter, such as "Spam Filter".
    
    

13. The New Mail Rule window should now look similar to the following.
    
    

14. Click OK to add your new spam filter.

15. Click OK to close the "Message Rules" window.

That's it. Any new messages which have [NOD32: deleted] in the subject will be moved to the Deleted Items folder.