My company relies on in-coming e-mail as business records. We rely on
employees to save all relevant e-mails to a personal folder that is available
for all to view. But generally employees will not post these e-mails
consistently to the personl folder.

Is there a way an administrator can add text to all incoming e-mails that
prompt the user to add the e-mail to the public folder if the information is
relevant.

Or does anyone have any other ideas about this issue. I would appreciate
any help.
Thank you,
Lizzy

Make it a company policy with enforceable penalties for non-compliance.

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After furious head scratching, Lizzy asked:

| My company relies on in-coming e-mail as business records. We rely on
| employees to save all relevant e-mails to a personal folder that is
| available for all to view. But generally employees will not post
| these e-mails consistently to the personl folder.
|
| Is there a way an administrator can add text to all incoming e-mails
| that prompt the user to add the e-mail to the public folder if the
| information is relevant.
|
| Or does anyone have any other ideas about this issue. I would
| appreciate any help.
| Thank you,
| Lizzy