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12-23-2008
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| | Re: WLM newbie This didn't post for some reason. "osu9400" <osu9400@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:... Quote: > POP/IMAP is an optional component for Exchange. In order for you to use > WLM with Exchange, you will need to find out if your company has one of > those services enabled. Even if they do, you will not get all the features > that Exchange has to offer. If you want group calendaring, for example, > you will need to use 'real' Outlook or OWA. WLM is not a full-blown > Exchange client. > > A better solution is to use Outlook (Outlook 2007 is a VERY good email > program when used with Exchange). You have two options. You can use your > company's VPN if they have one. This is very common. The other option > which is catching on is to use RPC/HTTP. This is essentially a tunnel > through your company firewall that allows Outlook to talk directly to your > Exchange server. RPC/HTTP requires at least Outlook 2003 on XPSP2. > > On a related note, MS is taking the RPC/HTTP concept and applying it to > other computing tasks. For example, you will soon be able to access file > shares without a VPN by using Windows Server 2008 and Win7. Cool stuff > which should simplify daily work for remote employees. > > > > > "Debbie Soll" <djsoll@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:#PrmvgFZJHA.4480@xxxxxx Quote: >> Hi there - >> >> ok - I have a question that seems rather silly, but here goes. >> >> I have Vista Home Premium with IE7. All updates are current. >> >> I use Windows Mail for my personal email (djsoll@xxxxxx) >> >> I am employed by two companies that use Outlook Web Access for their >> email. I need to log-in to their sites, and connect to their Outlook Web >> Access window to get any or send any email. It is really troublesome. >> >> Would WLM allow me to set up three ( or more) accounts where I can see >> all the email in/sent info for in one place? >> >> If so, what information do I need from my employers to set this up? (ip >> address/smtp/??) >> >> Thank you so very much. >> >> Regards, and happy holidays! >> >> Debbie Soll |
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12-23-2008
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| | Re: WLM newbie On Tue, 23 Dec 2008 10:29:10 -0600, osu9400 wrote: Quote: > This didn't post for some reason. | From: osu9400 <osu9400@xxxxxx> | References: <#PrmvgFZJHA.4480@xxxxxx> | Subject: Re: WLM newbie | Date: Mon, 22 Dec 2008 14:51:05 -0600 | Message-ID: <eOJPDcHZJHA.412@xxxxxx> It definitely did post. The "X-Antivirus:" header lines in your posts suggest that you have configured Avast! do scan news (and probably email, as well); and that may be the root of your problem. I don't let Avast! near my mail and news clients. Avast! scans my local system, so I am as confident at those scans allow that my computers are clean. No need to scan outbound. And Avast! will catch anything inbound in the on access scan, barring a zero-day virus. I had one of those come attached to unsolicited email, once. The on access scanner did not alert; neither did the back up on demand scanner. If the bug isn't in the current definition files, your scanner won't catch it. -- Norman ~Oh Lord, why have you come ~To Konnyu, with the Lion and the Drum |
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