- Prompts you when you are going to reply to everyone – preventing you from sending out potentially confidential information you may not want to share
- Saves time by preventing Outlook from including your name and email address in a reply to all message
- Prompts you before sending with a confirmation message if you were BCC’ed on the message to prevent you from inadvertently “spilling the beans” that you were BCC’ed on that message
- Optional “lock down mode” to prevent changes (for volume/corporate customers only)
- …prompts when a reply to all is going to occur
- …removes your own name from the list of recipients
- …prompts you when it looks like you were BCC’ed on the message
- …prompts when you click the “Reply” instead of the “Reply To All” button and there is more than one recipient
- Prompts when a reply to all is going to occur, to prevent replies going out to everyone in a large distribution list, and to prevent confidential or embarassing information from going to the wrong people
- Optionally only prompts when a reply is destined to go outside your company domains
- Removes your own name and address from the list of recipients, to save time
- Prompts you when it looks like you were BCC’ed on the message, so that you don’t inadvertently reveal that you were the recipient of the blind carbon copied (BCC) message
- Prompts when the “Reply” is clicked (instead of the “Reply To All”) and there is more than one recipient – to keep everyone in the loop the first time around
- Allows the text of each prompt to be customized
- Independently control each of these features
- Works with, but does not require, Microsoft® Exchange Server
- Integrates directly into Microsoft® Outlook® for easy access
- Works with Microsoft Outlook 2010 (both 64-bit and 32-bit), Outlook 2007, 2003, 2002 (aka XP), and 2000
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