This setting controls whether Outlook users are allowed to send e-mail messages after they see an encryption warning. If you enable this policy setting, encryption warning dialog boxes do not contain a Continue button, which means that users must cancel the sending operation entirely. If you disable or do not configure this policy setting, if Outlook users see an encryption-related dialog box when attempting to send a message, they can choose to dismiss the warning and send the message anyway.
This setting controls how this identity will be listed in the local network directory. The local network directory lists ...
This setting controls how this identity will be listed in the local network directory. The local network directory lists ...
This setting controls the ability to export InfoPath e-mail forms from Outlook. By default, InfoPath e-mail forms in Outlook ...
This setting controls the number of days that elapses without a user accessing an Outlook folder before Outlook stops synchronizing ...
This setting controls whether Outlook users are allowed to send e-mail messages after they see an encryption warning. If ...
This setting controls whether the user sees a dialog box when opening Microsoft InfoPath forms containing digitally signed ...
This setting determines the age threshold at which any job in a completed, non-successful state (example: Failed But Not ...
This setting determines the age threshold at which successful jobs can be purged when the Queue Cleanup job runs. The age ...
This setting determines the frequency with which the Queue Cleanup job runs. The time of day at which the Queue Cleanup job ...