Hello Terry, On Thu, 28 Aug 2003, at 18:38:53 [GMT +0100] (which was 18:38 in my TimeZone) you wrote:
T> Hi all, T> Is there a way to prevent e-mail being sent to an address? I've tried T> an outgoing e-mail filter but it doesn't work. It seems to be T> triggered only after the e-mail's been sent. T> I have a friend who is looking for an e-mail solution for a small law T> office and they'd like to be able to do something along these lines to T> ensure that e-mail doesn't inadvertently get sent somewhere it isn't T> supposed to go, like opposing counsel. Sounds to me sort of like an T> outgoing whitelist would serve the purpose, but I haven't ever heard T> of anything like that. Thanks in advance for any suggestions. I dont think there is any way to do this in the bat. However you could if you are networked, set one PC up as a mail server, and use rules on that mailserver to block messages. You would of course need mailserver software, kerio or such like. There are free mailservers available. I am sure someone else knows where you can find them, I cant remember any off the top of my head. -- Best regards, Michael http://www.thompsonmike.co.uk/ PGP KeyID := 0xA9547E32 Man who speaks with forked tongue should not kiss balloon
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