I'm running Postfix with Procmail and spamasassin on my fedora box. Here is the Procmail script:

SPAMFOLDER=$MAILDIR.Junk\ E-mail/new
:0 wf
| /usr/bin/spamassassin -P
:0 w :$SPAMFOLDER/.lock
* ^X-Spam-Level: XXXXXXXX
$SPAMFOLDER/.

The problem is that instead of putting the mail in this folder:
/home/user/.Maildir/Junk E-mail/new
It goes here:
/home/user/.Maildir/new

The script works if I replace "Junk\ E-mail" with "spam"
but everyone says putting the backslash in allows the space. I tried one before the "-" to no avail. Anyone got an idea?

You don't need one before a '-'. If backslashes don't work any reason why you can't use 'Junk_E-mail'?

I'm trying to go along with Outlook, who wants it to be 'Junk E-mail'...If I can't, no biggie, but I can't see why not.