ChuckArconi
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Stripping sender info out of email
So this is a strange request. My HR dept wants to have an email box on the (Exchange 2003) server that users can send messages to anonomously. My experiance in the past with this sort of thing was to set up a webpage that forwards on messages using it's IIS account. But they dont want that, they want it on the email server.
Any body have any ideas how to do this? maybe a script that live in the mailbox and strips the info out as it arrives?
Any body have any ideas how to do this? maybe a script that live in the mailbox and strips the info out as it arrives?
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It will be used internally only.
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this is good but I was hoping to get a script or an more "user friendly" approach. But I definetly apprieciate the "thinking". If I dont get any other answers in the next couple of days I will accept your answer. Thanks again.
NO problem...i understand...
you could also post a pointer in the OUTLOOK section....there are few guys out there who are realy good with VBA...they may be able to help u with this problem...meanwhile i will try to see if i could come up with another TRICK that will be more user friendly....what can i say, i love tricks...hahahahaha
take care and good luck...
you could also post a pointer in the OUTLOOK section....there are few guys out there who are realy good with VBA...they may be able to help u with this problem...meanwhile i will try to see if i could come up with another TRICK that will be more user friendly....what can i say, i love tricks...hahahahaha
take care and good luck...
i dont have a script....but i can show u a trick which will do the job...