Just to remind you it’s just two weeks till the end of draw organized together with MSExchange.org. Each of you has now a chance to win a licensed version of CodeTwo Exchange Rules for 100 mailboxes. The draw will take place on December 22nd so if you want to be included in it, you need to hurry up!
How to enter the contest? It’s really simple. All you have to do is to write a comment under this post on MSExchange.org or type “I want to win CodeTwo Exchange Rules” on our Facebook wall. On December 22nd we will randomly select 15 winners and publish the results in an online video shortly after the draw takes place.
Why is this offer so attractive for Exchange Server administrators? CodeTwo Exchange Rules is an application that automatically adds signatures, disclaimers and email banners to all outgoing Exchange Server mail. It enables you to setup email rules based on Active Directory fields that manage email signatures, disclaimers and advertisement banners directly on the server. There’s no need to create complicated Hub Transport rules for that, since with CodeTwo Exchange Rules it goes much easier and faster. The program really simplifies the work of every Exchange Server administrator and gives him or her endless possibilities.
Only this winter you get the chance to get the license for CodeTwo Exchange Rules (worth $500) for free. Don’t wait and join the contest now!
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We have released a minor update versioned 2.2.7 to CodeTwo Exchange Rules 2007 and 1.1.10 to CodeTwo Exchange Rules 2010, applications used in the management of disclaimers and signatures in Exchange mail.
In some cases programs may not have added signatures below the most recent reply if the messages were sent from Outlook 2010. The latest update fixes this problem. Additionally, the mechanism of communication between Transport Agent and SentItemsUpdate has been improved in both programs.
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We have released a minor update versioned 2.2.5 to CodeTwo Exchange Rules 2007 and 1.1.8 to CodeTwo Exchange Rules 2010, applications used in the management of disclaimers and signatures in Exchange mail. It fixes the following minor issues in those applications:
- Power Shell script used for manual installation of CodeTwo Sent Items Update has been improved. In some cases executing the script finished in error 21.
- This version tackles the problem in which EWS automatically disconnected from CodeTwo Sent Items Update service.
What is more, a new feature was added to both 2007 and 2010 version of the program. It is now possible to add the EWS address manually in the configuration file in ‘EWSUrl’ key.
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Our technical support has just finished testing CodeTwo Exchange Rules 2007 2.2.4 on Exchange 2007 with Service Pack 3. We are happy to announce that our program is fully compatible with this version of Exchange Server. Feel free to download and install the latest version of CodeTwo Exchange Rules 2007 no matter if you have already installed Service Pack 3 for Exchange 2007 or not.
If you need to update CodeTwo Exchange Rules 2007, simply install the latest version on top of the existing one. There is no need to reboot the server. All settings and templates will be kept.
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We have released a minor update versioned 2.2.4 to CodeTwo Exchange Rules 2007 and 1.1.7 to CodeTwo Exchange Rules 2010, applications used in the management of disclaimers and signatures in Exchange mail. It fixes the following minor issues in those applications:
- The support for multiple databases by Sent Items Update has been improved. The installer failed to install the service if there were more than one database on MS EXchange.
- Sent Items Update did not update emails sent from external application due to the TNEF part missing.
- Change of logic in Sent Items Update setup. Now Sent Items Update is activated after the setup is complete.
- Change of logic for retrieving EWS service address in Sent Items Update. If the connection to the autodiscover service fails, a local address of EWS service is used.
Additionally, in the latest CodeTwo Exchange Rules 2010 version, the mechanism of inserting the signature below the most recent reply in OWA is improved.
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We have released a minor update versioned 2.2.1 to CodeTwo Exchange Rules 2007 and 1.1.3 to CodeTwo Exchange Rules 2010, applications used in the management of disclaimers and signatures in Exchange mail. It fixes the following minor issues in those applications:
- Messages that were resent by users from the Sent Items folder and that contained attachments were delivered without attachments.
- Messages were duplicated in the Sent Items folder if the user used the Resend option on a message.
- Problem with access rights to IPC channel in non-English version of the server.
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Probably everyone who uses email has already had chance to see these mysterious faded lines attached under corporate messages. Email disclaimers are invaluable for businesses in these days when taking someone to court for no reason happens on a daily basis. No matter if you’re negotiating a big business deal or buying a watch in an on-line shop, it’s certain that you will find a short legal statement under a reply to your official email. And it is not only a matter of fashion or a popular whim that forces senders to add those stiff juridical sentences under the body of their emails. It is simply a must-have for everyone who wants to be in keeping with legal regulations and prevent him or herself from damaging implications of sending a business message.
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