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OutlookDisclaimer - OutlookDisclaimer is a tool to automatically format outgoing email.

	Devoloper:	OpusFlow
	License:	Shareware
	Price($):	450
	OS:	Win95,Win98,WinNT 4.x,Windows2000,WinXP,Windows2003
	File Size(KB):	3320
	Version:	3.31
	Last Update:	2005-05-12
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	Screenshot:	Preview
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Purpose OutlookDisclaimer is a tool to automatically format and brand outgoing email. You don't need Exchange or any other mail server to add the disclaimer because it is a client-based tool. This means that you actualy see what you send out. This is not the case with server-based tools. Use The message processing is done on the client-pc, but the network administrator can administer the settings with one central ini-file on a file server. Even Exchange mailbox properties or Active Directory fields can be used in the text. You can even use html formatted data stored in the active directory fields. This way you make sure that everyone uses the same centraly stored disclaimer, Company Logo, signature and layout for every e-mail they send. You can even run advertising campaigns or advertise your upcoming events with links that point to your webserver in every email that (some or all) users send out.
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