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My admin just asked me this question:<br />
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I have a user who is sending out &quot;nasty-grams&quot;. I don't want to cut off thier email, but I want to be able to have all thier outbound messages be held in a queue of some kind, for approval or disapproval, before being routed to other exchange users, or other domains.<br />
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My answer to my boss was &quot;dunno, but I will find out&quot;. <br />
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So, anyone know of a way to implement something like this in Exchange 2007?
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My admin just asked me this question:

I have a user who is sending out "nasty-grams". I don't want to cut off thier email, but I want to be able to have all thier outbound messages be held in a queue of some kind, for approval or disapproval, before being routed to other exchange users, or other domains.

My answer to my boss was "dunno, but I will find out". 

So, anyone know of a way to implement something like this in Exchange 2007?

How do I screen (approve/disapprove) a certain Exchange account's OUTBOUND messages?

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