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My wife has Outlook 2007 on her laptop, and her company recently put an
exchange server in place. She cannot access the exchange server from outside
her office, and has no problem with that, but she does have her calendar,
contacts, and 2 other non-exchange email accounts set up in Outlook that she
would like to be able to access when not in her office. When she opens her
outlook, she gets an error stating that Outlook cannot connect to the
exchange server, followed by an option to work offline. When she clicks OK
to work offline, Outlook closes. Is there any way to disable an exchange
account that doesn't involve going into the mail control panel and deleting
the account? It seems kind of silly that if the program is unable to connect
to one of several accounts set up in the program that you are prevented from
using the program at all.
exchange server in place. She cannot access the exchange server from outside
her office, and has no problem with that, but she does have her calendar,
contacts, and 2 other non-exchange email accounts set up in Outlook that she
would like to be able to access when not in her office. When she opens her
outlook, she gets an error stating that Outlook cannot connect to the
exchange server, followed by an option to work offline. When she clicks OK
to work offline, Outlook closes. Is there any way to disable an exchange
account that doesn't involve going into the mail control panel and deleting
the account? It seems kind of silly that if the program is unable to connect
to one of several accounts set up in the program that you are prevented from
using the program at all.