1. Outlook does not recognize user logged on, SBS 2003
I hope this qualifies as an SBS question! A domain user is set up on a workstation that is connected to an SBS 2003 workstation. Their e-mail is functioning properly connected to the Exchange server. A second domain user comes along and wants to log on to the workstation he does not normally use so he can check his e-mail or become a subsidiary user of this workstation. When Outlook 2003 starts, it does not recognize the user. Instead, non-technical staff are presented with the dialogue asking for the name of the Exchange server and the name of the mailbox. Is this normal and is their a way to overecome this? I support this company but they are 2 1/2 hours away. Thanks in advance.
2. Automatically setup Outlook 2003 when user logs in
3. Outlook 2003: Script to verify if logged user is propretary-user o
Hello, There is a property named owner for taskitem, may be that is helpful Anand -- "Who will guard the guards?" " XXXX@XXXXX.COM " wrote: > Hi, > > for a certain user (user "X") i have configured his Exchange-mailbox > in Outlook 2003. In his Outlook i have create the access to another > mailbox of another user (user "Z"). User "X" can only look in the task- > directory of user "Z". My question: how can i verify with a script in > a personalized form, if user "X" has open a task of user "Z" and not > an own task? > > bye > > Oskar > >
4. Outlook 2003: Script to verify if logged user is propretary-user of mailbox
5. users doing dialup, running xp, outllook 2003 on exchange 2003
We have dialup users running Windows xp Outlook 2003 that worked on Exchange 5.5 we migrated to Exchange 2003 & these users no longer can connect. Have reinstalled Outlook no change. They can function fine with OWA2003. Anyone had this happen & the fix? Thanks
6. logged on user is required to log on when opening Outlook 2002
7. Macros do not save as users log off / log on
Hi, I have a user that freqeuntley creates macros in Outlook for default messages. Just recently we had to rebuild her PC due to problems created by new 3rd party software. Her computer has been rebuilt without the 3rd party software to avoid any further issues until thoroughly tested. She is using Office Pro 2k3 SP2 and now with her newly rebuilt PC when she goes into Outlook, selects to create a new message, goes to tools - macros - record macro, types her message and hits the stop button. She then looks to make sure the macro has saved (which it has saved as macro1). She then closed Outlook and re-opens Outlook and check again, the macro is still here. She then logs off and logs back onto her computer and re-opens outlook, selects new message and at this point (after logging off/on) her macro has disapearred. - I have tried using a different user account on this PC, and the same problem persists. - I have tried renaming her local profile, and the same problem persists. - I have had the user log onto a seperate computer and test, the other computer works without issue (macros save after log off / on) - I have removed office from her computer and re-installed. And the same problem persists. - I have removed office and downloaded ork.exe and used the removal tool to remove all remaining pieces of office. And the same problem persists. I am baffled by this issue, I feel as if a rebuild of the computer may solve the problem, but I would like to know the root issue. Any suggestion or help would be greatly appreciated.
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