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Outlook 2007 & Outlook Web Access (School) by M73A on 05-23-2007 at 12:59 PM
How can i set up my home outlook to work with the Outlook Web Access that my school offers...
Thanks!
RE: Outlook 2007 & Outlook Web Access (School) by markee on 05-23-2007 at 01:27 PM
Unless you have the IMAP or POP3 servers and the login and all of that then I don't think it is possible. Try asking a tech about how you should set up Outlook to be able to access it because I'm sure that at least one of them must have the information to be able to give it to you.
RE: Outlook 2007 & Outlook Web Access (School) by M73A on 05-23-2007 at 01:59 PM
quote:arghh theyre bastards...
Originally posted by markee
Unless you have the IMAP or POP3 servers and the login and all of that then I don't think it is possible. Try asking a tech about how you should set up Outlook to be able to access it because I'm sure that at least one of them must have the information to be able to give it to you.
hm, coould it be pop3 or imap? could try and guess it ive got my login info and stuff to do web access through FF but just wanted to do it through Outlook.
Thanks
RE: Outlook 2007 & Outlook Web Access (School) by Verte on 05-23-2007 at 02:41 PM
If they've specified outlook, it's probably not POP3 or IMAP but rather exchange or something. You will need to get onto your school about what services they are and what the addresses of the mail servers are.
RE: Outlook 2007 & Outlook Web Access (School) by Adeptus on 05-23-2007 at 11:31 PM
If they use OWA, they are running Exchange. Exchange can support (but doesn't have enabled by default) IMAP, POP3 and a proprietary access method called RPC over HTTPS, which is also supported by Outlook 2003 and later. You should ask someone at your school which of these are available -- if there is a choice, RPC over HTTPS is the best option.