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Spencer Cook
i'm having a few problems with outlook 2003, if anyone can help.
I have an xp machine with 2003 cisco vpn client, and all mails work fine.
i have a new laptop with vista business with outlook 2003 and cisco vpn client, and i can send email, but outlook does not update from our exchange server.
i recently flattened vista and after rebuilding was chuffed to see that outlook now worked, and it would update from exchange. Then a few days later when i tried again back to stage 1. I can send emails but not retrieve any. During testing this last week, after having a vpn connection open for approx 3 hours, when i closed it down, and closed outlook one new message did appear (i'd had about 12 emails by that point). But further tests showed nothing had changed.
Outlook is running cached, and always has been.
is this just a "feature" of vista making it more unuseable? as i can't currently use Outlook Web Access, until our OPs' team get over their jealousy that i've got vista, and apply the patch to exchange for OWA.
Thanks for input
I have an xp machine with 2003 cisco vpn client, and all mails work fine.
i have a new laptop with vista business with outlook 2003 and cisco vpn client, and i can send email, but outlook does not update from our exchange server.
i recently flattened vista and after rebuilding was chuffed to see that outlook now worked, and it would update from exchange. Then a few days later when i tried again back to stage 1. I can send emails but not retrieve any. During testing this last week, after having a vpn connection open for approx 3 hours, when i closed it down, and closed outlook one new message did appear (i'd had about 12 emails by that point). But further tests showed nothing had changed.
Outlook is running cached, and always has been.
is this just a "feature" of vista making it more unuseable? as i can't currently use Outlook Web Access, until our OPs' team get over their jealousy that i've got vista, and apply the patch to exchange for OWA.
Thanks for input