Hello, Is it possible to add the recipients name in a disclaimer when utilising an event sink script. I currently running 2000 server/2000 exchange and recently add a disclaimer to all outgoing SMTP traffic. Below is part of the disclaimer and I’m looking to add the intended recipients name within the square brackets. Can the script be manipulated to pull the recipients name from the header and add it in the desired location? Disclaimer: This email and any files transmitted with it are confidential and intended solely for the use of [recipient’s name]. If you are not the intended recipient Any help would be appreciated!
In news:A7DED6A8-B6D4-44CA-AA92-B7AD0C84DAB3@microsoft.com, Monkey1888 typed: > Hello, > > Is it possible to add the recipients name in a disclaimer when > utilising an event sink script. I currently running 2000 server/2000 > exchange and recently add a disclaimer to all outgoing SMTP traffic. > Below is part of the disclaimer and I'm looking to add the intended > recipients name within the square brackets. Can the script be > manipulated to pull the recipients name from the header and add it in > the desired location? > > Disclaimer: > This email and any files transmitted with it are confidential and > intended solely for the use of [recipient's name]. If you are not the > intended recipient > > Any help would be appreciated! I would find that highly unlikely - you might look at third party stuff (GFI, etc). Is this really important? I'm fairly certain that disclaimers are not legally binding contracts anywhere in the world, and most people ignore them anyway. You could probably include your favorite recipe for key lime pie in a disclaimer and nobody would notice. Just my $.02.
