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Old May 28th 07, 04:30 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.installation
airbornz
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Default Save Password for Exchange Mailbox

I have a Win 2000 PC logged in under a generic account to an SBS 2003 domain,
running Outlook 2003. I want to set up Outlook for an Exchange mailbox for
the predominant user. Each time we run Outlook the domain credentials are
prompted for. There is no "Save Password" tick box. Am I able to save the
credentials to prevent the prompt?

TIA
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