Limitations of OWA

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Hi Iam trying to find information for how to overcome a couple of
limitations with Outlook Web Accesss (OWA) that we can do on Outlook
2003 SP2. If anyone knows of any workarounds or planned features or
just anywhere where I could get the info that would help.

I have a large number of users in a consortium that I would just like
to roll out OWA for, but with missing functionality its not feasible
yet. We have the facility to administer OWA and Exchange but not all
server side functionality is available as its a hosted solution so for
example I dont have root access to the windows server. We can also log
on as the user to Outlook 2003 and make changes as a one-off but the
normal client for the user will be IE6/OWA. Thanks

1) Group Schedules. Is there any plan to include this feature in OWA or
any workaround.

2) Folder sharing. Any planned feature to allow permissions and users
to use each others folders.

2) Archiving. Any planned solution for OWA users to both archive email
and then open the archives.

 

[Brian Tillman]

Hi Iam trying to find information for how to overcome a couple of
limitations with Outlook Web Accesss (OWA) that we can do on Outlook
2003 SP2. If anyone knows of any workarounds or planned features or
just anywhere where I could get the info that would help.

Please don't multipost.

 

[Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]]

1-2) No.
3) I'm sure there are server-based Exchange archive applications with web browser interfaces. Ask in an Exchange newsgroup.

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Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003

and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers