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Amiri Jones

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Mar 21, 2001, 12:40:43 PM3/21/01
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"cmj" <c...@arc.com> wrote in message news:99ajfn$c7k$1...@bob.news.rcn.net...
> >c...@arc.com (cmj) wrote:
> >
> >>Here's a hypothetical setup and maybe somebody here can tell me how/if
> >>it would work.
> >>
> >>Lets say a company wants ALL email internal and smtp to dump into one
> >>mail box. Lets say the company has about 15 users with @.com emails.
> >
> >Let's say you read the Exchange Service Pack release notes. I'd bet
> >you'd find the answer in a section titled "Message Journaling"!
>
> Let's say I don't have any Service Packs installed. Then let's hear
> your advice, you pompous MSFT asshole.
>
Then you need to install one, silly! Exchange Server is not capable of
message journalling as delivered by Microsoft. This functionality was
introduced in one of the service packs (I forget which one). And for the
record, Rich doesn't work for Microsoft (and neither do I).......

[snip]


Kirill S. Palagin

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Mar 21, 2001, 3:12:19 PM3/21/01
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You are just rude bastard.
Please never post to any of microsoft.* newsgroup.


cmj wrote:

> >c...@arc.com (cmj) wrote:
> >
> >>Here's a hypothetical setup and maybe somebody here can tell me how/if
> >>it would work.
> >>
> >>Lets say a company wants ALL email internal and smtp to dump into one
> >>mail box. Lets say the company has about 15 users with @.com emails.
> >
> >Let's say you read the Exchange Service Pack release notes. I'd bet
> >you'd find the answer in a section titled "Message Journaling"!
>
> Let's say I don't have any Service Packs installed. Then let's hear
> your advice, you pompous MSFT asshole.
>
> >

> >>Using Exchange5.5 and Outlook clients, would it require a public
> >>folder or a common mailbox with appropriate permissions? Then, what
> >>could be done to give alerts to the individual Outlook clients/NT
> >>accounts that a message for that account has arrived in the public
> >>box? It would be better to not send a CC: or alternate recepient, but
> >>just a pop up box saying "OK, go sift through the common box and find
> >>your new message"
> >
> >Give all 15 NT Accounts the role of "User" on that common mailbox.
> >
> >
> >------------------
> >Rich Matheisen
> >MCSE+I, Exchange MVP
> >MS Exchange FAQ at http://www.swinc.com/resource/exch_faq.htm

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Kirill.


ROU Dead of Night

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Mar 22, 2001, 4:14:37 AM3/22/01
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This is obviously a Troll and not a very good one (read his / her other
posts).

Why would *anyone* post to this newsgroup with "hypothetical" problems ?

If I don't have any *real* problems to fix, I prefer to go home and see my
family.....

(plenty of problems will arrive tomorrow :-)


Kirill S. Palagin

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Mar 22, 2001, 3:25:21 PM3/22/01
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cmj wrote:

> I think Netscape has kill filters. Maybe you should become acquainted
> with that concept. I'm not sure what the Russian term for that is
> though, sorry.

I am not worried about myself. I want you to stop insulting good people.


>
>
> Have a nice day.

Leave your sarcasm for youself - nobody here needs it.

> <snip>

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