RE : E-mails sent to a particular list or recepients can be automatica lly posted to Web Pages

Logicaly speaking it is possible.

you can do it by using OWA. but you need to do a lot of home work on this if 
you have to make it appear on you company intranet webpage. May be serious 
coding.

Balaji Naidu.



----- Original Message ----- From: Deshwal Chand [CDD@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]To: 
[ExchangeList] [exchangelist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]CC: Sent: Tue, 25 Nov 2003 5:04 
PMSubject: [exchangelist] E-mails sent to a particular list or recepients 
can be automatica lly posted to Web Pages
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Hi,

I know this post may not be meant for this list. Appologies for that.

Scenario:

I have Exchange 5.5 running on Windows NT. I also have company intranet. We 
have Distribution List, which includes every mailbox. When an e-mail is sent 
to this distribution list, it is sent to all the mailboxes on my server.

There are few people, who are not provided E-mail IDs as their job profile 
does not require it.  This means, when an e-mail (Such as a circular or 
notice) is sent to the distribution list, it does not go to those people who 
do not have mail ID.

What I want to achieve is:

When an e-mail is sent to this address list (Or we can create a custom 
recepient), it is automatically posted/updated on the home page of my 
intranet. 

Is there any one who can suggest me the solution.


Many thanks in advance.

BR
Chand

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