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Hello, I have a potential customer that wants to set up a login message when
users log in to Outlook. On the order of "This is a comapny email system, not
yours. Any emails you may send out of a personal nature will be monitored,
and you could be getting yourself in trouble". That sort of thing.
I KNOW this can be done at the server through a Group Policy, and that's how
I intend tio handle it. But can it be done JUST for Outlook? The customer
envisions the users being able to clcik on either a "yes" or "no" button, but
the procedure I know of only furnishes an "ok" button. I'm not a lawyer, but
I think that it's just as legally binding; if the user DOESN'T click the "OK"
button, he doesn't login.
Can this be done JUST for OUTLOOK? I realize that to "login to outlook" as
the customer asks, you have to login to the network, FIRST.
Thanks a lot. Any input will be appreciated.
OylE
users log in to Outlook. On the order of "This is a comapny email system, not
yours. Any emails you may send out of a personal nature will be monitored,
and you could be getting yourself in trouble". That sort of thing.
I KNOW this can be done at the server through a Group Policy, and that's how
I intend tio handle it. But can it be done JUST for Outlook? The customer
envisions the users being able to clcik on either a "yes" or "no" button, but
the procedure I know of only furnishes an "ok" button. I'm not a lawyer, but
I think that it's just as legally binding; if the user DOESN'T click the "OK"
button, he doesn't login.
Can this be done JUST for OUTLOOK? I realize that to "login to outlook" as
the customer asks, you have to login to the network, FIRST.
Thanks a lot. Any input will be appreciated.
OylE