Email signing

[Kevin Spicer]

>Using MS is it possible to:

>1. sign all outgoing emails with a default signature (disclaimer)
>except if
>a specific string is added to either the end of the subject line or to
>the email body.

I think you would have to write a custom config module to do that (I
don't think it would be very hard though - not for the subject anyway)

>2. Have the email signature at the start of the email body and not the
>end.
>I am not sure if you are aware but a lot of lawyers are now saying that
>a
>confidentiality disclaimer appended to an email is not legally binding
>unless you refer to it at the start of the email BEFORE the reader has
>a chance to read the main text.

Oh great. Thats really going to iritate some folks.  My _personal_ view
is that if an email is sensitive for whatever reason it should be
encrypted.  Disclaimers are a pain.  I should stress this is a personal
view and not that of my employers (see disclaimer below!) - I do
practice what I preach with my personal email account though.






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