Funny, I don't get any attachments in Outlook, although it looks like your
companies disclaimer (which I believe have no legal standing and therfore
serve no purpose except taking up bandwidth, storage, time etc :o) ) is
tagged onto the end of your message.
Our company is looking into a standard disclaimer, but have found them to be
useless, irritating (how many one line jokes have you had with about 2 Gigs
worth of disclaimers !) and not legally binding. I suspect the MD will still
go ahead anyway - his managerial style is based on that of Dilbert's boss
:o)
He also likes to say 'leverage' a lot - pronounced in the American way, and
not the correct way (oops !), I think he heard it somewhere and thought it
was catchy :o)
Norman.
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-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2001 4:20 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Re: [ql-users] Virus
> ...(although Ian Pine does that to me via the mailing list each time).
Unfortunately this is not something I have any control over. Our
company email system adds the text attachment to all outgoing emails
after we've hit Send in the Outlook client. At least you're getting
the message as well (whether you want it or not, ha ha) - some
recipients have complained they're only getting the attachment! All
incoming mails get a text attachment listing all the nodes the email
visited on its way to me.
So here's another one... ;O)
Ian.
