Can I enable Secure Exchanges only for attachments in Outlook?
Yes, it's possible. Secure Exchanges allows you to automatically secure your emails only when they contain attachments, without intervening on emails without documents.
Here's how to configure it:
1. In Outlook, open the Secure Exchanges ribbon.
2. Select the "With documents only" option.
*When the option is correctly activated, the icon will be orange.

Emails without documents will be sent normally, without intervention from Secure Exchanges.
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