Exchange 2007 - Adding image to disclaimer

[Ben_Stanton]

I know that exchange 2007 doesn't natively support this and is text based only. But, does anybody know of any free 3rd party apps that will do the job? Simply 'logo' in with the disclaimer.

 

Budget dried up and can't justify a smarthost really.

 

Thanks in advance

 

Ben

[srochford]

Could you just leave out the whole disclaimer instead - it really would make the world a better place :-)

[Ben_Stanton]

Ha ha - I said the same thing too. SMT just don't listen

[pete]

Try this? http://www.gfi.com/page/23532/email-disclaimers-free-with-gfi-mailessentials - the disclaimer part stays functional after 60 days.

 

Or failing that,

 

_                     ___ 
| |    ___   __ _  ___|__ \
| |   / _ \ / _` |/ _ \ / /
| |__| (_) | (_| | (_) |_| 
|_____\___/ \__, |\___/(_) 
           |___/          

 

But ugh, wonder how much of my inbox space is taken by pointless disclaimers.

[spc-rocket]

I know that exchange 2007 doesn't natively support this and is text based only. But, does anybody know of any free 3rd party apps that will do the job? Simply 'logo' in with the disclaimer.

 

Budget dried up and can't justify a smarthost really.

 

Thanks in advance

 

Ben

 

Exclaimer is another good product that has good exchange 2007 support.

 

Have a look here > Exchange Disclaimer - Email Disclaimer Software for Exchange 2003 and Exchange 2007

 

Fairly cheap for education institutions but do enquire about it if it meets your needs.

 

Ash.

[OutToLunch]

Codetwo have a product which will do this for free - if you don't mind a small tagline on the bottom of emails. Thankfully talked management out of using a whopping great school logo here, but still using the software for a disclaimer. Tagline is just

 

Disclaimer added by CodeTwo Exchange Rules

(1) OUTLOOK and EXCHANGE SERVER Software - disclaimers, signatures, branding, share calendar, sharing contacts, sync folders, syncing tasks

 

so not too bad...

[Ben_Stanton]

Cheers guys - might give codetwo a look

 

Ben

[StuSmith]

Does anyone know if this is still the case? i can't find any information on the CodeTwo site about free facilities for editing disclaimers.