Outlook should allow a no-attachment option for recipients
 

Scenario: I would like to be able to send out an attachment to clients such
as zipped application source code and copy my team members or managers on the
mail with out them receiving the attachment. They would get a message stating
that they were not included on the attachment. This is to save mailbox space.
I know I can use SharePoint to cut down on mailbox size internally but I am
talking about emails sent out. Yes, I could send 2 emails but it would be
nice to put everything in to one email.



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Outlook should allow a no-attachment option for recipients
 

Joel wrote:

Scenario: I would like to be able to send out an attachment to
clients such as zipped application source code and copy my team
members or managers on the mail with out them receiving the
attachment. They would get a message stating that they were not
included on the attachment. This is to save mailbox space. I know I
can use SharePoint to cut down on mailbox size internally but I am
talking about emails sent out. Yes, I could send 2 emails but it
would be nice to put everything in to one email.

You've have to write new standards for SMTP messaging.
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Brian Tillman