Gordon - just an FYI - it is called Information Rights Management - IRM, not DRM.

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After furious head scratching, Gordon asked:

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| oups.com...
|| On Oct 27, 10:38 pm, "Gordon" wrote:
||| wrote in message
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||| oups.com...
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|||| Dear All,
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|||| Would be grateful if somebody could tell me if it is possible to
|||| send out emails that do not allow the recipients to Save or Save
|||| As.
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|||| By modifying the Outlook forms, i could send out emails without the
|||| Forward function.
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||| If your emails go outside of a Windows server 2003 DRM environment,
||| then your recipients can do anything they like to them.....
|||
|||| But i was wondering if the Save functions can be disabled.
|||
||| see above - No.
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|| thanks for the reply Gordon.
|| what if the email i am sending out is to a colleague in the office?
|| Would there be a way that i can prevent him from saving the email?
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| If you are operating within a Windows server 2003 domain using DRM
| then you might be able to (I don't know anything about either Server
| 2003 or DRM in detail). If not, then no.