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    I've been experimenting with the NoReplyAll Outlook Add-in.  I'd love to be able to deploy this across our userbase, but the fact that the "More" option of "Forward as Attachment " is still available makes it far too easy to bypass (Yes, I know there are plenty of other ways too, but this is just too obvious).  Have you any plans to develop this further?

    Bob

    Tuesday, July 21, 2015 12:07 PM

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    You can also select all (ctrl-a) create a new email and paste everything in. Even simpler, look at your email on something other than Outlook on a Windows machine - this add-in is absolutely not for protecting intellectual property! I did contemplate making it aware of only reply/replyall and not forwarding but it seemed silly to not support that since it uses exactly the same mechanism as reply/replyall. Forward as attachment, though, uses a different mechanism and not one I've investigated how to disable.

    So, sorry, I have no plans to prevent forward as attachment.

    Fwiw, IRM is the tool to use to take much more robust control over who can view, forward or copy email items.

    Tuesday, July 21, 2015 6:02 PM