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Can user copy from one published application and paste to another published application ?

I've published application to users... so I don't have to share the desktop. But userfind ways to by pass that by using explorer capability built-in all office product. They click on open-file and browse right through the save/save as window.

Depends on the OS. From W2000 up, they can't.

Yes... under no circumstances you should surrender the domain admin to user. Explain the backup situation to user and let them decide. Mine decide to backup on their own. So I let them have the folder where even domain admin can't access but they can. If something goes wrong... you can always...

Is this lan or wan ?

I just need an outbound and internal mail filter. Couldn't find it in exchange 2003 settings. Search in both google and this site also get me nowhere. thanks in advance.

Did you create the mailbox yourself or you manage what some admin left behind ? Exchange is notorious in remembering deleted 'relation'. I once have the same problem cause I try to reassign a mail address to different user. Plus exchange retain the deleted user for some period before...

Check the rights on public folder. The backup agent must have the right to access what it's gonna backup.

Check the e-mail address of the user under the recipient folder... Maybe the alternate address BECOMES the main address by mistake somewhere along the migration ?

Check out CA's Secure Content Management. It's an antivirus, antispam, anti malicious code and it goes as far as preventing sensitive document to be send out of the organization. It can provide user control and management a comprehensive reports. The best security tools I've seen so far...

Closest thing I can think of is the audit log on nt. But why not make the user to create folder THROUGH the application ? You'll have full control then.

EFS keeps timeout-ing when trying to feed the exchange. Anybody ever encounter this kind of problem ? Help !

Maybe we're looking this at the wrong end... How about the application that is associated with the attachment ? Just an idea...

When you say speed problem... is it when login first time (starting of mail client) or when it reads mails ? I have experienced slow login before (from outlook) there's an article on ms knowledgebase about it but I forgot the address... it's about how DHCP not making TCP/IP as it' first choice...

Look here : http://www.slipstick.com/exs/popconnect.htm

Thank you for the reply Fuego... I know how it sounded. *smile* When you talk about pst you're talking about three things here... rights to the personal folder... rights on the folder (in the mailbox) in exhange where you plan to restore the pst... and rights on file system on the OS ... I...

Yes... IF you turn it on. On IMC at diagnostic log tab. Ummm how did the boss know the mail has been read by somebody. I mean problems do not lies on the h/w or the s/w only... :)

Copying didn't work. When you say grant everybody what do you mean wenhua ? Removing the read only thing only generate new error "The file you accessing is not a personal folder" ????? Am totally stomped here...

Running Exchange 5.5 on top of Win NT 4 with Outlook 97 as the clients. I exported a mailbox into PST file (logging as admin). Copy it to cdrom. When I try to import it says something like... I don't have sufficient rights. If I uncheck the readonly property it spit out message like... It is...

Logon script is like an autoexec.bat file in dos. Like autoexec analogy most of the command you can use in login script is the command that will work in the NT prompt. And again just like the autoexec you will learn as you advance a pretty complex script could be written (for example when...