I could not find a way to preserve plain text messages with Exchange. I send plain text messages to Exchange addresses via davmail that talks EWS with Exchange. If I run Microsoft Office Outlook, I can see my message shown in fixed font, but if I click another message and click my plain text message, I see it changed to a proportional font. If I save the message into an MSG file, I see

guess not... "GSteven" <GSP@DavClaServ> wrote in message news:8fd9d$49f06d7b$d1a8fa82$12060@EDELTACOM.COM... >I know this thread is aging but thought I'd ask. I have a similar >requirement. A small service or applet that will actually run on the server >to evalualte an email and trigger sending an outbound email. Several people >have stated that there are products you can buy off

Is there a way to launch an executable when an email comes in to a specific address on our 2008 exchange server? We have a number of programs that strip emails of their attachments but rather having this as a scheduled task, i would like to have it run live as emails come in. Thank you in advance. N

Using Java's LDAP protocol, how to check if a user exists in a particular OU/Group ? I have one approach in which, get the distinguishedName for this user and then remove the first CN part (username). This will be left with OU part. Now check if this OU matches with the given OU. But does not sound like a perfect solution to me. Any other better approaches? Regards, Shivaraj

Hi All, Just a few questions, wondering if anyone could answer them. 1. Can Exchange server traffic to limited to specific range of port? 2. Is there a recommended range of ports by Microsoft to lock Exchange into? 3. If #2 is no, then how many ports are needed by Exchange (1, 10, 50?). Pick a high range ports say from (62,520+) to lock Exchange into.