Let's say I'm using Exchange 2003. I have a distribution list called "requests." When someone sends an email to the requests list, I want the people in the list to receive emails where the subject line is something like: [requests] <subject line user typed>. So I just want to concatenate the name of the list to the subject line of any message that uses it. How can I do this in Exchange? It's driving me crazy because I could have done it 8,000 times over in Postfix by now, but I don't know Exchange especially well and can't seem to uncover what I want on Google. Thanks, John
Hi, This is not possible in Exchange. You will need to program an event sink or find a 3-party product that will do what you want. Leif wrote in message news:1147982687.732785.190210@i39g2000cwa.googlegroups.com... > Let's say I'm using Exchange 2003. I have a distribution list called > "requests." When someone sends an email to the requests list, I want > the people in the list to receive emails where the subject line is > something like: [requests] <subject line user typed>. > > So I just want to concatenate the name of the list to the subject line > of any message that uses it. How can I do this in Exchange? > > It's driving me crazy because I could have done it 8,000 times over in > Postfix by now, but I don't know Exchange especially well and can't > seem to uncover what I want on Google. > > Thanks, > John >
