Is it possible to change 128KB value for determine Slow Connection in Outlook 2003?

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Pavel Nagaev

Here http://www.microsoft.com/office/ork/2003/three/ch7/OutB04.htm

there is a words.



In addition to improving the user experience by using local copies of mailboxes, Cached Exchange Mode optimizes the type and amount of data sent over a connection with the server. For example, if On Slow Connections Download Headers Only is configured, Outlook will automatically change the type and amount of data sent over the connection.



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Note Outlook determines a user's connection speed by checking the network adapter speed on the user's computer, as supplied by the operating system. Reported network adapter speeds of 128 KB or lower are defined as slow connections. There may be circumstances when the network adapter speed does not accurately reflect data throughput for users. More information about adjusting the behavior of Outlook in these scenarios is provided in this topic in the section Managing Outlook behavior for perceived slow connections.


Is it possible to change 128KB value for determine Slow Connection in Outlook 2003?



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Best Regards
Pavel Nagaev

Messaging administrator (MCSA/MCSE)
Caspian Pipeline Consortium

Novorossiysk, Russia
Mobile phone: (8617) 65 09 01
Office phone: (8617) 64 25 53 ext. 74046
Fax: (095) 7975990 ext. 5848
 
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neo [mvp outlook]

Yes, take a look at the outlk11.adm file for Outlook 2003.

Here http://www.microsoft.com/office/ork/2003/three/ch7/OutB04.htm

there is a words.



In addition to improving the user experience by using local copies of mailboxes, Cached Exchange Mode optimizes the type and amount of data sent over a connection with the server. For example, if On Slow Connections Download Headers Only is configured, Outlook will automatically change the type and amount of data sent over the connection.



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Note Outlook determines a user's connection speed by checking the network adapter speed on the user's computer, as supplied by the operating system. Reported network adapter speeds of 128 KB or lower are defined as slow connections. There may be circumstances when the network adapter speed does not accurately reflect data throughput for users. More information about adjusting the behavior of Outlook in these scenarios is provided in this topic in the section Managing Outlook behavior for perceived slow connections.


Is it possible to change 128KB value for determine Slow Connection in Outlook 2003?



--
Best Regards
Pavel Nagaev

Messaging administrator (MCSA/MCSE)
Caspian Pipeline Consortium

Novorossiysk, Russia
Mobile phone: (8617) 65 09 01
Office phone: (8617) 64 25 53 ext. 74046
Fax: (095) 7975990 ext. 5848
 

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