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January 18th 06, 03:07 PM
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remote access exchange / synch issues
I'm trying to use outlook 2003 from home to access my exchange account... i
have Outlook Web access, but prefer to use Outlook. I set up access in the past but somehow downloaded and removed all my emails off the server to my home computer. How can I set this up properly to make sure I only synchronize and dont remove emails from the server? 
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January 18th 06, 04:55 PM
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remote access exchange / synch issues
pt_tony wrote:
I'm trying to use outlook 2003 from home to access my exchange account... i have Outlook Web access, but prefer to use Outlook. I set up access in the past but somehow downloaded and removed all my emails off the server to my home computer. How can I set this up properly to make sure I only synchronize and dont remove emails from the server? You have to use a true Exchange account, an IMAP account, or a POP account with the option to leave copies on the server enabled. -- Brian Tillman
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January 18th 06, 06:50 PM
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remote access exchange / synch issues
i have a true exchange account... how do i enable the option to leave copies
on the server?? "Brian Tillman" wrote: pt_tony wrote: I'm trying to use outlook 2003 from home to access my exchange account... i have Outlook Web access, but prefer to use Outlook. I set up access in the past but somehow downloaded and removed all my emails off the server to my home computer. How can I set this up properly to make sure I only synchronize and dont remove emails from the server? You have to use a true Exchange account, an IMAP account, or a POP account with the option to leave copies on the server enabled. -- Brian Tillman
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January 19th 06, 03:48 PM
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pt_tony wrote:
i have a true exchange account... how do i enable the option to leave copies on the server?? If you have an Exchange account and your delivery location is set to be your Exchange mailbox and not a PST, Outlook will leave the data on the server automatically. No setting needed. If yuo have the delivery location set to a PST then that's the problem. -- Brian Tillman
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