> Continued problems with ARMS led the Bush administration to scrap it. 
> Between 2002 and 2004, it switched from Lotus Notes to Microsoft 
> Outlook and now uses the archive function in Microsoft Exchange.

My understanding is that this practice actually pulls the email off of 
the Exchange server (permanently) and places it on the hard drive of 
the person's PC or Laptop. At this point the message is beyond any 
administrative control grid (other than policy or regulatory 
requirement) and can be easily deleted form the person's computer hard 
drive. Hopefully others can verify this as fact or fiction. Anyway,
depending on your perspective, it's either a god send or a nightmare 
scenario. :)

Charles

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