Is there a place in Exchange 2000 to change everyones e-mail to plain text, instead of changing each user in Outlook?
The closest you can get for Outlook (MAPI) clients is something called an SMTP Policy that allows you to configure message encoding and message formats for the entire organization. You can find it in the Exchange System Manager (ESM) by expanding the Global Settings container and selecting Internet Message Formats. The Policies will be displayed in the details pane on the right. In fact, a default policy is preconfigured to allow both plain text and HTML content. You will need to modify the Default SMTP Policy to accomplish what you are trying to do. On the Message Format tab of the default policy, configure MIME to Provide message body as plain text. The problem is that this will only affect “Internet” mail. That is mail sent to or received from the Internet (a.k.a. domains outside the scope of your organization). IMAP4 and POP3 clients can be configured to use plain text only from an Exchange server for all e-mail, but a MAPI client cannot. You might want to investigate ways in which
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