Route copies of in/out bound e-mails

[Julian Field]

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Brendan Chard wrote:

>I have a client that has to begin archiving all of their inbound and
>outbound e-mail with a 3rd party archiving company to be compliant with
>certain regulations for their industry.
>
>I already have MS up and running. Is there a way, using mailscanner and it's
>fancy rules that I can automatically route a copy of every inbound and
>outbound e-mail to another e-mail address?
>
>Any tips on how are of course appreciated.
>
>-Brendan
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