Outlook 2007: • Double-click on the email that was sent to your junk mail folder. • Click the “Actions” menu, then hover over “Junk E-mail” and select “Add Sender to Safe Senders List.” Outlook 2010: • Double-click on the email that was sent to your junk mail folder. • On the “Message” tab of the ribbon, click the “Junk” option on the left, then click “Never Block Sender.” Outlook 2011 for Mac: Outlook 2011 does not have a specific safe senders list as do the PC versions of Outlook. You can, however, add a “safe domain” by doing the following: • Go to the “Tools” menu and click “Junk E-Mail Protection.” • Switch to the “Safe Domains” tab. • Type @drexel.edu into the text box, and click “OK.” Caution should be taken with safe lists; malicious senders can “spoof” an email address on a safe list that might then bypass the spam filter. Apple Mail: Apple Mail does not have a specific safe senders list.

At the top of each filtered message, you will see an option to mark it as “Not Junk.” You can also add senders to your address book, which will prevent their messages from ending up in your junk mail folder. Finally, you might wish to turn off your email client’s filter altogether and rely on the server’s filter to remove junk mail from your inbox.

Under Hardware, click Keyboard > Keyboard and then check Use all F1, F2, etc. As standard function keys. On the Apple menu, go to System Preferences. Custom Keyboard Shortcuts: In the Mac versions of Excel, you have to go to the Tools menu (it may be under File and then Options depending on the Excel version) and then select Customize Keyboard there to create these shortcuts. Control shift enter excel. These shortcuts work the same way mechanically as on Windows, but the dialog box to create them looks different and you have to access that dialog box differently.

Mac users can block sender using the option available as part of Junk E-mail Protection. Step 1: Open the message received from the contact that you want to block. Step 2: Right click on the email address and copy the contact. If you know the email address of the sender then you can skip the above steps.