Prevent users from using shift + delete to bypass deleted items folder

Is there a way to prevent users from bypassing the deleted items folder by
using shift + delete keys. We are using OL2002, Exchange 2000, in a AD
environment. We have a 30 day retention on messages deleted from the
"deleted items" folder.

I thought that there was a GPO object that prevented users from using the
shift + delete to bypass the "deleted items" folder, but can't seem to
locate it.

Thanks.

I've never heard of this, although I suppose it may be possible - just
wondering what the rationale is for doing so? Does
http://support.microsoft.com/default...Product=ol2002
look helpful to you?

John Johnston wrote:
Is there a way to prevent users from bypassing the deleted items
folder by using shift + delete keys. We are using OL2002, Exchange
2000, in a AD environment. We have a 30 day retention on messages
deleted from the "deleted items" folder.

I thought that there was a GPO object that prevented users from using
the shift + delete to bypass the "deleted items" folder, but can't
seem to locate it.

Thanks.

That did it; thanks!


"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]"
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I've never heard of this, although I suppose it may be possible - just
wondering what the rationale is for doing so? Does

http://support.microsoft.com/default...Product=ol2002
look helpful to you?

John Johnston wrote:
Is there a way to prevent users from bypassing the deleted items
folder by using shift + delete keys. We are using OL2002, Exchange
2000, in a AD environment. We have a 30 day retention on messages
deleted from the "deleted items" folder.

I thought that there was a GPO object that prevented users from using
the shift + delete to bypass the "deleted items" folder, but can't
seem to locate it.

Thanks.