How can I make an Outlook 2010 rule fire for a new message before it is identified as Junk and put in the Junk E-mail folder?

I'm running Outlook 2010 against Exchange 2010.

There are some messages that Outlook identifies as junk (or perhaps it's Exchange identifying them as junk, because I know that with Exchange 2010 and Outlook, if Exchange identifies the message as spam it will cause the message to be placed in my "Junk E-Mail" folder - in other words, it may not be Outlook making the decision) and appropriately places in the Junk E-Mail folder.

I would like to create rules to act on those messages before they hit the junk folder. By default, the junk designation seems to take precedent. I then tried classifying the messages as "Not Junk" when they were in the Junk E-Mail folder, but it appears that all that happens is the email address is whitelisted (yet the messages were classified as junk by some different heuristic).

How can I do this?

The junk folder does take precedent, to keep rules from accidentally moving things out of Junk. New (feature? debateable) in 2007.

I know of no way to automatically run a rule before the Junk classification, but you can now run rules with VBA scripting. A quick google search revealed this VBA example (Runs all rules with Junk in the name with one button click on the junk folder): http://www.howto-outlook.com/howto/junkrules.htm

You might be able to run the script automatically with the "Run a script" rule too--not sure about that.