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In the emails sent from NPrinting I want to add 1-2 lines of text as disclaimer in the footer of the email. I am able to set and print this text in the emails triggered from NPrinting but it becomes editable if that email is forwarded or replied.
My expectation is to embed this disclaimer such that it always stays in the email footer even if someone tries to forward or reply to the email sent from NPrinting.
Is this possible?
My environment details are as mentioned below:
Qlik NPrinting May 2023 SR3
Version: 23.20.9.0
Hi,
Qlik NPrinting sends standard emails and there is not a feature to avoid to change emails in the standard protocol.
As workaround you could evaluate to add the disclaimer in the reports attached to the email and set a writing password as explained in https://help.qlik.com/en-US/nprinting/February2024/Content/NPrinting/AdministeringQVNprinting/Report.... Of course this will protect the whole document, so, for example, if you send an Excel report the recipient will not be able to add custom calculations and it has the security granted by the native Excel password protection feature with its limitations.
Best Regards,
Ruggero
Forget NPrinitng for a moment and tell me how would you achieve this directly from email client? From outlook or some other client?
I have never seen such option in email clients so I am not sure how to go about this.
cheers
Hi,
Qlik NPrinting sends standard emails and there is not a feature to avoid to change emails in the standard protocol.
As workaround you could evaluate to add the disclaimer in the reports attached to the email and set a writing password as explained in https://help.qlik.com/en-US/nprinting/February2024/Content/NPrinting/AdministeringQVNprinting/Report.... Of course this will protect the whole document, so, for example, if you send an Excel report the recipient will not be able to add custom calculations and it has the security granted by the native Excel password protection feature with its limitations.
Best Regards,
Ruggero
@Ruggero_Piccoli thanks for the inputs.