10 Things You Should Not Put In Email
Elizabeth Charnock, of Cataphora (which makes e-discovery software for the legal community) listed 10 things you should never put in an email. The premise is that if you are going to write these phrases, then you are most likely writing something that shouldn’t be in an email. Statements like “I really shouldn’t put this in writing but…”, or “Is this actually legal?” should be red flags in your head to stop typing and start thinking. You can read all 10 statements on Roger Matus’ insightful Death By Email blog.
After thinking about this a bit, I realized that our Safeguard Send add-in - with it’s ability to inspect emails before they are sent out - might be useful here. Because the add-in can search for phrases (like the ones listed by Elizabeth Charnock) as well as keywords, it can put up a warning prompt before the email goes out to help users think before hitting Send.
Back from Tech Ed 2008
We’re back from Tech Ed 2008! 
It was a great event - the venue (Orlando Convention Center) was terrific, not to mention the largest building I’ve ever been in. Shown in the image is James, along with our display booth.
We’d like to thank the customers that stopped by to see us, like Majestic Realty and Con-way, among others.
We’d also like to thank all the potential customers for coming by the booth. We received several ideas for new add-ins, as well as feature requests for existing add-ins.
Remember that if you received the Tech Ed 2008 20% discount code, that it expires at the end of the month.
Thanks again!
Mike Sperry
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Tech Ed 2008
Will you be at Tech Ed 2008 in Orlando, FL this year? If so, stop by our booth and say hello! Since this year’s Tech Ed event is broken up into two parts (a developer’s conference and an Exchange administrator’s conference), we will be at the second half only - June 10 through June 13.
If you haven’t made plans yet and would like to go, please contact us because we have a discount code good for $400 off the normal regular entry fee. This offer is on a limited, first come, first served basis. Just email sales@sperrysoftware.com to get the details on how to obtain your full conference attendee pass for just $1,595.
If you’ve ever wanted to meet us, please come by booth 430. We’re excited to be there and to meet you as well.
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