Email Encryption: PGP vs. S/MIME, Server vs. Client

I was wondering what other people are using as far as encryption is concerned.  
I need to implement encryption (to/from internet recipients - not just 
internal) here in one site to start with. 

Right now it looks like I'll go S/MIME, obtaining certificates from an external 
certificate authority and using the client-based outlook-integrated solution.  
I'd prefer a server based solution, rather than client-based however and would 
be willing to choose something else if I could simplify the process for the 
client.

Thoughts, Comments?

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THE ADDRESSEE FIELD.  THIS MESSAGE MAY CONTAIN INFORMATION THAT IS PRIVILEGED, 
CONFIDENTIAL OR EXEMPT FROM DISCLOSURE UNDER APPLICABLE LAW.

IF YOU ARE NOT THE ADDRESSEE OR AN EMPLOYEE OR AGENT RESPONSIBLE FOR DELIVERING 
THIS MESSAGE TO THE ADDRESSEE, PLEASE NOTIFY US IMMEDIATELY BY TELEPHONE, 
PERMANENTLY DESTROY ANY COPIES YOU MAY HAVE AND RETURN THIS DOCUMENT TO US AT 
OUR EXPENSE AT THE E-MAIL ADDRESS NOTED ABOVE.  ANY DISSEMINATION OR COPYING OF 
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WARNING: EMAIL MAY NOT BE SECURE UNLESS PROPERLY ENCRYPTED.

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