A suite of utilities for Exchange 2000/2003 server. Add legal disclaimers and formatted signatures to all or selected mail passing through the Exchange server, set up server-based auto-responders, block or redirect email, and monitor and archive email. A comprehensive, easy-to-use rule system that integrates with the Active Directory allows complete control over Exclaimer's actions, configurable in many ways including by User, Group, or Domain.

A suite of utilities for Exchange 2000/2003 server. Add legal disclaimers and formatted signatures to all or selected mail passing through the Exchange server, set up server-based auto-responders, block or redirect email, and monitor and archive email. A comprehensive, easy-to-use rule system that integrates with the Active Directory allows complete control over Exclaimer's actions, configurable in many ways including by User, Group, or Domain.

CodeTwo Exchange Rules software automatically adds signatures and disclaimers to outgoing email sent via Exchange Server. Signatures may contain sender's personal info from AD, as well as your company logos. Some of the program features: creating a global disclaimer for the entire company, creating separate footnotes for different users containing sender'a data from AD, disclaimers containing images.

EzInstall allows you to easily create a small, self-extracting installer and de-installer for Windows. Automatic short-cut generation, screen saver detection and installation, cut-and paste disclaimer (or message), and a creation report is included: Take advantage of full file-compression, automatic extraction, shortcut generation, automatic execution, and removal! Great for email, FTP, Internet, or removable media, file distribution.

Server based antispam, anti-phishing & email management solution for Exchange/Notes/SMTP servers, with minimal false positives. Spam is caught before the mail server, no need to deploy client software. GFI MailEssentials also protects users from phishing emails by detecting and blocking them before they reach the recipient’s mailbox.