Disclaimer only for outgoing mail?

[Matt Kehler]

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I can manually edit my messages, sure.  Our 2000+ users, no. We get the
'other systems don't do that' routine, "i don't have time', etc etc. 
 
Any solutions out there?   I don't really want to get into a discussion
about 'how users should do things'.
 
thanks
Matt

>>> kodak at FRONTIERHOMEMORTGAGE.COM 6/16/2005 8:24:18 AM >>>
Matt Kehler <> wrote:
> Bottom line is, if you reply back and forth like this..your message
> ends up getting filled up by pages and pages of disclaimers (in our
> case, its big, and in 2 languages...). 

I know this is kind of a weird concept, but you can avoid
pages and pages of disclaimers by, you know, editing
your messages.  This gives the added benefits of clarity,
conciseness and readability.

This is a craft that appears to be lost in this world
of:

>
>>>>
>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
[5000 lines deleted]
ME TOO!!!!111one1!

--J(K)

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