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Is it possible to disable the global email disclaimer on ONLY select individual client Outlook 2003 PC's?
Hello
I need to disable the globally generated email disclaimer on a few select computers running Outlook 2003 without affecting all other computers.
I'm hopeful that this is something that can be done on the client computer instead of the Exchange Server.
Thanks in advance!
I need to disable the globally generated email disclaimer on a few select computers running Outlook 2003 without affecting all other computers.
I'm hopeful that this is something that can be done on the client computer instead of the Exchange Server.
Thanks in advance!
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Hello
The IT tech who configured the Exchange server abruptly left the company. I looked for some type of 3rd party installed prog in case this was the route he took in designing the disclaimer, put couldn't find anything. So this basically leaves me in the dark towards resiolving this issue.
The reason I want to disable the disclaimer on only a few PC's, is that there are some users that have dual language (japanese/English) capabilities within the company, and ever since the disclaimer was applied, their emails lose/corrupt text when sent outside the company mail server.
I've performed all updates to Office and Windows, tried with XP and Win2K, tried Outlook 2003 and Outlook 2007 without any change. So my last recourse is to try and omit the disclaimer so their emails can be successfully sent.
Thanks for your help
The IT tech who configured the Exchange server abruptly left the company. I looked for some type of 3rd party installed prog in case this was the route he took in designing the disclaimer, put couldn't find anything. So this basically leaves me in the dark towards resiolving this issue.
The reason I want to disable the disclaimer on only a few PC's, is that there are some users that have dual language (japanese/English) capabilities within the company, and ever since the disclaimer was applied, their emails lose/corrupt text when sent outside the company mail server.
I've performed all updates to Office and Windows, tried with XP and Win2K, tried Outlook 2003 and Outlook 2007 without any change. So my last recourse is to try and omit the disclaimer so their emails can be successfully sent.
Thanks for your help
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As it turns out, the program used to create the disclaimer is McAfee Anitvirus on the Exchange server.
Thanks for everyones help
Thanks for everyones help
There is nothing built in to Exchange that does a disclaimer, unless you are using Exchange 2007.
Simon.