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~ Disclaimers


MailDisclaimer for Exchange Server Rating:  (57 votes) - Vote
Last Updated: July 20, 2004
MailDisclaimer for Exchange Server provides functionality for adding disclaimers for users or groups of users in organizations that use Exchange Server 2000/2003. MailDisclaimer can be used to append legal disclaimers to the footer of relevant messages or provide professional looking signature footers, containing logos, color and formatting.

:: Platform :: Windows
:: Product URL ::click here
:: Screenshot ::click here
:: Price ::$85
:: Company ::Softalk Ltd - All Prods
:: Company URL ::www.softalk.ws
:: Email ::stb@softalk.ws

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Comments for MailDisclaimer for Exchange Server:
"Product works pretty fine now" - Tomasz Miszkiel [January 18, 2007] Product Rating: 4/5
Please see my previous post. After installing new version problems disappeared. I have no problems at all now. Mail database is OK. No problems with services related to mail disclaimer. Product is OK.

"Maildisclaimer by Softtalk Ltd" - Louise [September 7, 2006] Product Rating: 1/5
We had various problems with this software, distribution lists changed, problems with inserting documents into emails - caused far to many problems so deinstalled.
"New beta release available on their website" - Tomek Miszkiel [August 25, 2006] Product Rating: 4/5
They have beta ver. that deals with mfsink.dll problem . Just installed it & I hope it'll work fine.
Will report if it's ok or not.
"They helped me and they got it working." - Jeff Zinkerman [July 5, 2006] Product Rating: 4/5
Disregard my previous post.
Had to re-install SP2. Their support was very helpful
I got it working.
"I concur" - Jeff Zinkerman [June 5, 2006] Product Rating: 2/5
This product actually worked fine for 9 months when running Exch 2003, SP1. After I put SP2 on, I got inetinfo.exe crashes left and right - Problem w/ their DLL mfsink.dll. Had to disable...
"should be removed from site" - Steve [March 17, 2006] Product Rating: 1/5
I tried this software on Exchange 2003. I am sorry I didn't read these comments first. The server nearly crashed and it took 5 minutes just to send an internal email. Luckily I removed it before it damaged the server.
"MailDisclaimer" - IT Consultant [March 14, 2006] Product Rating: 1/5
This product causes XML database corruption and kills the smtp component. We had to constantly reboot the Exchange server due to the Queue filling up and not sending out emails.
stay away from this product.
"MailDislaimer" - Michael Hoja [May 4, 2005] Product Rating: 1/5
I fully concur with Clive's assessment of MailDisclaimer as it did exactly the same to our Exchange 2003 server, but a little bit worse. After installing it, it worked fine but after a few days users in the organisation began receiving other peoples emails whom they never knew! The problems then got worse. The Veritas backups of the Information Store began failing with "Corrupt Database or Element". I tried everything to repair the damage to the Information Store .ebds but no change.

Finally I uninstalled the MailDisclaimer software and the emails stopped behaving strangely. I had to run a hard repair on the Exchange Databases that thankfully resulted in no loss of data.

No one should even attempt to install this software if you want a corrupt Exchange Server Database!
"MailDIsclaimer" - Clive Gamble [April 20, 2005] Product Rating: 1/5
We put Softalk Maildisclaimer on our Exchange 2003 server and it bought it to its knees. Continual errors with inetinfo.exe, internal mail taking an hour or more to be sent (shows as sent but takes an age to arrive with the recipient). Disabled it and rebooted the server and all the problems disappeared. We have (obviously) uninstalled it now..

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