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thx. I will leave the question open for a while, just to see if I can get some other input.
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thx. I will leave the question open for a while, just to see if I can get some other input.

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Cand I restrict some accounts using OWA from not moving a copy of a send e-mail to the send folder. Outlook 2003 has that option. I'm using some software called Exclaimer, and it is already throwing a copy back to the send folder, so when using OWA, I get two mails in the send folder. Thanx in advance.<br />
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Cand I restrict some accounts using OWA from not moving a copy of a send e-mail to the send folder. Outlook 2003 has that option. I'm using some software called Exclaimer, and it is already throwing a copy back to the send folder, so when using OWA, I get two mails in the send folder. Thanx in advance.

zoodiaq

Restict OWA from moving af copy of send mails to send folder

Founded in 2001, Exclaimer is the recognized global market leader in on-premises and cloud-based email signature software and solutions for Office 365, Microsoft Exchange and Outlook. It has over 50 million users worldwide with some companies holding licenses for over 100,000 users. Its diverse customer base includes renowned international organizations such as Sony, Mattel, 10 Downing Street, NBC, the Government of Canada, the BBC and many more organizations of all sectors and sizes.

Exclaimer solutions are regularly recommended by Microsoft MVPs (Most Valuable Professionals) and have a strong reputation within the Microsoft community. The company has been the recipient of multiple awards within the IT sphere and has successfully achieved the ISO 27001:2013 Certification for its cloud-based Office 365 signature management service.

Exclaimer

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.