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Rep Power: 6 | Thanks srochford. I'll have a quick play. I'm probably gonna script a scheduled task on the exchange server to export email and archive it for users. Best way to do it I think. |
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![]() | We have setup journaling, it will make a copy of every incoming and outgoing message in a special mail box. Every day we drag those messages into a folder with the date of that day. At the end of the moth we archive them all and put them onto another server. Works fine plus you don’t need any add-ons |
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