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I created a transport-rule in our Exchange server 2013 where it will add a warning text on top of email-body to all external incoming emails. This is to alert employees about potential risks in external emails when it has website-links and attachments which may be harmful. The text is as follows:
Text



CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.


Now, when user will reply to the email, I want it to be remove when Exchange process it to send. How can I remove the warning text from outgoing emails in Exchange? I was looking for something in rules, but there is none I could find.



Any help will be appreciated. Thanks.










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    I created a transport-rule in our Exchange server 2013 where it will add a warning text on top of email-body to all external incoming emails. This is to alert employees about potential risks in external emails when it has website-links and attachments which may be harmful. The text is as follows:
    Text



    CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.


    Now, when user will reply to the email, I want it to be remove when Exchange process it to send. How can I remove the warning text from outgoing emails in Exchange? I was looking for something in rules, but there is none I could find.



    Any help will be appreciated. Thanks.










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      I created a transport-rule in our Exchange server 2013 where it will add a warning text on top of email-body to all external incoming emails. This is to alert employees about potential risks in external emails when it has website-links and attachments which may be harmful. The text is as follows:
      Text



      CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.


      Now, when user will reply to the email, I want it to be remove when Exchange process it to send. How can I remove the warning text from outgoing emails in Exchange? I was looking for something in rules, but there is none I could find.



      Any help will be appreciated. Thanks.










      share|improve this question














      I created a transport-rule in our Exchange server 2013 where it will add a warning text on top of email-body to all external incoming emails. This is to alert employees about potential risks in external emails when it has website-links and attachments which may be harmful. The text is as follows:
      Text



      CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.


      Now, when user will reply to the email, I want it to be remove when Exchange process it to send. How can I remove the warning text from outgoing emails in Exchange? I was looking for something in rules, but there is none I could find.



      Any help will be appreciated. Thanks.







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          There is no such rule. The MS Exchange transport rules can only add such a string but couldn´t remove them.



          I would do the following:



          • Setup a Proxy (Squid and SquidGuard or something like that)

          • Start using an GPO which block the attachments you would see as "non secure" as written here





          share|improve this answer

























          • ok, thanks. is there any other way I can remove the warning text? the purpose is to show warning to employees when they would open an external email. now if the email is legitimate, when they reply to it, the warning line should be removed. is there any way to show the warning text in message header in Outlook, not on the body? this is something we are trying to implement for 500+ employees.

            – arifr
            Aug 2 '17 at 8:39












          • Not out of the box. But why didn´t you start implementing a proxy for the internet traffic? You could then show a disclaimer once the user click on that. On top of that you could use blacklists from known bad URLs and you could save some traffic and speed up connections while stuff is cached (search for Debian Squid and SquidGuard; its quite easy to set that up). For attachments you could block some via GPOsee here so that the users couldn´t click on it.

            – BastianW
            Aug 2 '17 at 9:48



















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          How to remove the yellow caution bar (not why, or if you should)
          In Outlook, press alt + F11 (to open Microsoft VBA)



          Paste the following into ThisOutlookSession:



          Option Explicit

          Sub InsertHyperLink(MyMail As mailItem)

          Dim body As String

          body = MyMail.HTMLBody

          body = Replace(body, "background-color:#FFEB9C; width:100%; border-style: solid; border-color:#9C6500; border-width:1pt; padding:2pt; font-size:10pt; line-height:12pt; font-family:'Calibri'; color:Black; text-align: left;", "", 1, 1, vbTextCompare)

          body = Replace(body, "CAUTION:", "", 1, 1, vbTextCompare)

          body = Replace(body, "This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.</div>", "", 1, 1, vbTextCompare)

          MyMail.HTMLBody = body

          MyMail.Save

          End Sub


          Edit the registry and add the following DWORD



          HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftOffice15.0OutlookSec‌​urity DWORD: EnableUnsafeClientMailRules Value: 1



          Enable all macros in Trust Center (or sign this one)



          Create a Custom Rule executing the macro



          File / Manage Rules & Alerts / New rule / "Apply rule on messages I receive"/ "Run a script" / Click on the text that says "a script" / “ThisOutlookSession”



          Test, Done!






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          • @GeraldSchneider This is how I removed the yellow message from the body of the message when replying to an email while working at some company that enforced this weird policy that does seem disrespectful to anyone you email back and forth with.

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          There is no such rule. The MS Exchange transport rules can only add such a string but couldn´t remove them.



          I would do the following:



          • Setup a Proxy (Squid and SquidGuard or something like that)

          • Start using an GPO which block the attachments you would see as "non secure" as written here





          share|improve this answer

























          • ok, thanks. is there any other way I can remove the warning text? the purpose is to show warning to employees when they would open an external email. now if the email is legitimate, when they reply to it, the warning line should be removed. is there any way to show the warning text in message header in Outlook, not on the body? this is something we are trying to implement for 500+ employees.

            – arifr
            Aug 2 '17 at 8:39












          • Not out of the box. But why didn´t you start implementing a proxy for the internet traffic? You could then show a disclaimer once the user click on that. On top of that you could use blacklists from known bad URLs and you could save some traffic and speed up connections while stuff is cached (search for Debian Squid and SquidGuard; its quite easy to set that up). For attachments you could block some via GPOsee here so that the users couldn´t click on it.

            – BastianW
            Aug 2 '17 at 9:48
















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          There is no such rule. The MS Exchange transport rules can only add such a string but couldn´t remove them.



          I would do the following:



          • Setup a Proxy (Squid and SquidGuard or something like that)

          • Start using an GPO which block the attachments you would see as "non secure" as written here





          share|improve this answer

























          • ok, thanks. is there any other way I can remove the warning text? the purpose is to show warning to employees when they would open an external email. now if the email is legitimate, when they reply to it, the warning line should be removed. is there any way to show the warning text in message header in Outlook, not on the body? this is something we are trying to implement for 500+ employees.

            – arifr
            Aug 2 '17 at 8:39












          • Not out of the box. But why didn´t you start implementing a proxy for the internet traffic? You could then show a disclaimer once the user click on that. On top of that you could use blacklists from known bad URLs and you could save some traffic and speed up connections while stuff is cached (search for Debian Squid and SquidGuard; its quite easy to set that up). For attachments you could block some via GPOsee here so that the users couldn´t click on it.

            – BastianW
            Aug 2 '17 at 9:48














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          There is no such rule. The MS Exchange transport rules can only add such a string but couldn´t remove them.



          I would do the following:



          • Setup a Proxy (Squid and SquidGuard or something like that)

          • Start using an GPO which block the attachments you would see as "non secure" as written here





          share|improve this answer















          There is no such rule. The MS Exchange transport rules can only add such a string but couldn´t remove them.



          I would do the following:



          • Setup a Proxy (Squid and SquidGuard or something like that)

          • Start using an GPO which block the attachments you would see as "non secure" as written here






          share|improve this answer














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          • ok, thanks. is there any other way I can remove the warning text? the purpose is to show warning to employees when they would open an external email. now if the email is legitimate, when they reply to it, the warning line should be removed. is there any way to show the warning text in message header in Outlook, not on the body? this is something we are trying to implement for 500+ employees.

            – arifr
            Aug 2 '17 at 8:39












          • Not out of the box. But why didn´t you start implementing a proxy for the internet traffic? You could then show a disclaimer once the user click on that. On top of that you could use blacklists from known bad URLs and you could save some traffic and speed up connections while stuff is cached (search for Debian Squid and SquidGuard; its quite easy to set that up). For attachments you could block some via GPOsee here so that the users couldn´t click on it.

            – BastianW
            Aug 2 '17 at 9:48


















          • ok, thanks. is there any other way I can remove the warning text? the purpose is to show warning to employees when they would open an external email. now if the email is legitimate, when they reply to it, the warning line should be removed. is there any way to show the warning text in message header in Outlook, not on the body? this is something we are trying to implement for 500+ employees.

            – arifr
            Aug 2 '17 at 8:39












          • Not out of the box. But why didn´t you start implementing a proxy for the internet traffic? You could then show a disclaimer once the user click on that. On top of that you could use blacklists from known bad URLs and you could save some traffic and speed up connections while stuff is cached (search for Debian Squid and SquidGuard; its quite easy to set that up). For attachments you could block some via GPOsee here so that the users couldn´t click on it.

            – BastianW
            Aug 2 '17 at 9:48

















          ok, thanks. is there any other way I can remove the warning text? the purpose is to show warning to employees when they would open an external email. now if the email is legitimate, when they reply to it, the warning line should be removed. is there any way to show the warning text in message header in Outlook, not on the body? this is something we are trying to implement for 500+ employees.

          – arifr
          Aug 2 '17 at 8:39






          ok, thanks. is there any other way I can remove the warning text? the purpose is to show warning to employees when they would open an external email. now if the email is legitimate, when they reply to it, the warning line should be removed. is there any way to show the warning text in message header in Outlook, not on the body? this is something we are trying to implement for 500+ employees.

          – arifr
          Aug 2 '17 at 8:39














          Not out of the box. But why didn´t you start implementing a proxy for the internet traffic? You could then show a disclaimer once the user click on that. On top of that you could use blacklists from known bad URLs and you could save some traffic and speed up connections while stuff is cached (search for Debian Squid and SquidGuard; its quite easy to set that up). For attachments you could block some via GPOsee here so that the users couldn´t click on it.

          – BastianW
          Aug 2 '17 at 9:48






          Not out of the box. But why didn´t you start implementing a proxy for the internet traffic? You could then show a disclaimer once the user click on that. On top of that you could use blacklists from known bad URLs and you could save some traffic and speed up connections while stuff is cached (search for Debian Squid and SquidGuard; its quite easy to set that up). For attachments you could block some via GPOsee here so that the users couldn´t click on it.

          – BastianW
          Aug 2 '17 at 9:48














          -1














          How to remove the yellow caution bar (not why, or if you should)
          In Outlook, press alt + F11 (to open Microsoft VBA)



          Paste the following into ThisOutlookSession:



          Option Explicit

          Sub InsertHyperLink(MyMail As mailItem)

          Dim body As String

          body = MyMail.HTMLBody

          body = Replace(body, "background-color:#FFEB9C; width:100%; border-style: solid; border-color:#9C6500; border-width:1pt; padding:2pt; font-size:10pt; line-height:12pt; font-family:'Calibri'; color:Black; text-align: left;", "", 1, 1, vbTextCompare)

          body = Replace(body, "CAUTION:", "", 1, 1, vbTextCompare)

          body = Replace(body, "This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.</div>", "", 1, 1, vbTextCompare)

          MyMail.HTMLBody = body

          MyMail.Save

          End Sub


          Edit the registry and add the following DWORD



          HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftOffice15.0OutlookSec‌​urity DWORD: EnableUnsafeClientMailRules Value: 1



          Enable all macros in Trust Center (or sign this one)



          Create a Custom Rule executing the macro



          File / Manage Rules & Alerts / New rule / "Apply rule on messages I receive"/ "Run a script" / Click on the text that says "a script" / “ThisOutlookSession”



          Test, Done!






          share|improve this answer























          • @GeraldSchneider This is how I removed the yellow message from the body of the message when replying to an email while working at some company that enforced this weird policy that does seem disrespectful to anyone you email back and forth with.

            – daniel
            Dec 17 '18 at 8:39
















          -1














          How to remove the yellow caution bar (not why, or if you should)
          In Outlook, press alt + F11 (to open Microsoft VBA)



          Paste the following into ThisOutlookSession:



          Option Explicit

          Sub InsertHyperLink(MyMail As mailItem)

          Dim body As String

          body = MyMail.HTMLBody

          body = Replace(body, "background-color:#FFEB9C; width:100%; border-style: solid; border-color:#9C6500; border-width:1pt; padding:2pt; font-size:10pt; line-height:12pt; font-family:'Calibri'; color:Black; text-align: left;", "", 1, 1, vbTextCompare)

          body = Replace(body, "CAUTION:", "", 1, 1, vbTextCompare)

          body = Replace(body, "This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.</div>", "", 1, 1, vbTextCompare)

          MyMail.HTMLBody = body

          MyMail.Save

          End Sub


          Edit the registry and add the following DWORD



          HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftOffice15.0OutlookSec‌​urity DWORD: EnableUnsafeClientMailRules Value: 1



          Enable all macros in Trust Center (or sign this one)



          Create a Custom Rule executing the macro



          File / Manage Rules & Alerts / New rule / "Apply rule on messages I receive"/ "Run a script" / Click on the text that says "a script" / “ThisOutlookSession”



          Test, Done!






          share|improve this answer























          • @GeraldSchneider This is how I removed the yellow message from the body of the message when replying to an email while working at some company that enforced this weird policy that does seem disrespectful to anyone you email back and forth with.

            – daniel
            Dec 17 '18 at 8:39














          -1












          -1








          -1







          How to remove the yellow caution bar (not why, or if you should)
          In Outlook, press alt + F11 (to open Microsoft VBA)



          Paste the following into ThisOutlookSession:



          Option Explicit

          Sub InsertHyperLink(MyMail As mailItem)

          Dim body As String

          body = MyMail.HTMLBody

          body = Replace(body, "background-color:#FFEB9C; width:100%; border-style: solid; border-color:#9C6500; border-width:1pt; padding:2pt; font-size:10pt; line-height:12pt; font-family:'Calibri'; color:Black; text-align: left;", "", 1, 1, vbTextCompare)

          body = Replace(body, "CAUTION:", "", 1, 1, vbTextCompare)

          body = Replace(body, "This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.</div>", "", 1, 1, vbTextCompare)

          MyMail.HTMLBody = body

          MyMail.Save

          End Sub


          Edit the registry and add the following DWORD



          HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftOffice15.0OutlookSec‌​urity DWORD: EnableUnsafeClientMailRules Value: 1



          Enable all macros in Trust Center (or sign this one)



          Create a Custom Rule executing the macro



          File / Manage Rules & Alerts / New rule / "Apply rule on messages I receive"/ "Run a script" / Click on the text that says "a script" / “ThisOutlookSession”



          Test, Done!






          share|improve this answer













          How to remove the yellow caution bar (not why, or if you should)
          In Outlook, press alt + F11 (to open Microsoft VBA)



          Paste the following into ThisOutlookSession:



          Option Explicit

          Sub InsertHyperLink(MyMail As mailItem)

          Dim body As String

          body = MyMail.HTMLBody

          body = Replace(body, "background-color:#FFEB9C; width:100%; border-style: solid; border-color:#9C6500; border-width:1pt; padding:2pt; font-size:10pt; line-height:12pt; font-family:'Calibri'; color:Black; text-align: left;", "", 1, 1, vbTextCompare)

          body = Replace(body, "CAUTION:", "", 1, 1, vbTextCompare)

          body = Replace(body, "This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.</div>", "", 1, 1, vbTextCompare)

          MyMail.HTMLBody = body

          MyMail.Save

          End Sub


          Edit the registry and add the following DWORD



          HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftOffice15.0OutlookSec‌​urity DWORD: EnableUnsafeClientMailRules Value: 1



          Enable all macros in Trust Center (or sign this one)



          Create a Custom Rule executing the macro



          File / Manage Rules & Alerts / New rule / "Apply rule on messages I receive"/ "Run a script" / Click on the text that says "a script" / “ThisOutlookSession”



          Test, Done!







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          • @GeraldSchneider This is how I removed the yellow message from the body of the message when replying to an email while working at some company that enforced this weird policy that does seem disrespectful to anyone you email back and forth with.

            – daniel
            Dec 17 '18 at 8:39


















          • @GeraldSchneider This is how I removed the yellow message from the body of the message when replying to an email while working at some company that enforced this weird policy that does seem disrespectful to anyone you email back and forth with.

            – daniel
            Dec 17 '18 at 8:39

















          @GeraldSchneider This is how I removed the yellow message from the body of the message when replying to an email while working at some company that enforced this weird policy that does seem disrespectful to anyone you email back and forth with.

          – daniel
          Dec 17 '18 at 8:39






          @GeraldSchneider This is how I removed the yellow message from the body of the message when replying to an email while working at some company that enforced this weird policy that does seem disrespectful to anyone you email back and forth with.

          – daniel
          Dec 17 '18 at 8:39


















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