Hi
I have installed Outlook 2007 on my PC at home but need to access the works email. I need help in what I am told is manualay configuring the email.


Desmond.

P.S. any online ref pages would help.

:x

Since you didn't mention what version of Exchange is being used at work
and/or whether or not work supports to Exchange with RPC over HTTPS (aka
OutlookAnywhere), requires a VPN connection to work, .etc, you really should
be working back thru your employeers IT department. If they do support it,
they can supply you with a preference file (.PRF) that will help you
configure an Outlook profile or at the very least instructions on how to
configure your mail client.

If they do you give you a .PRF file, then you just run this command one
time...

Start > Run
Type: outlook.exe /importprf "c:\location\to\filename.prf"
OK button


"Desmond" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi
> I have installed Outlook 2007 on my PC at home but need to access the
> works email. I need help in what I am told is manualay configuring the
> email.
>
>
> Desmond.
>
> P.S. any online ref pages would help.
>
> :x

Exchange server is 2007 Office is 2007 and I do use VPN. I can access sqlserver 2005 on the server no problems. I don't know what buttons to click in Outlook to get there.

Desmond.

tools/email accounts/new account/exchange server/enter the name of your
exchange server and your name.


"Desmond" wrote:

> Exchange server is 2007 Office is 2007 and I do use VPN. I can access sqlserver 2005 on the server no problems. I don't know what buttons to click in Outlook to get there.
>
> Desmond.
>
>
>

Or better yet, VPN in first and then setup the Outlook profile thru the mail
applet in the control panel. If you are a screenshot type of person...

https://wiki.csuchico.edu/confluence...n+Outlook+2007

Gotta love EDUs that post this kinda stuff.


"Marvin P. Winterbottom" <(E-Mail Removed)>
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> tools/email accounts/new account/exchange server/enter the name of your
> exchange server and your name.
>
>
> "Desmond" wrote:
>
>> Exchange server is 2007 Office is 2007 and I do use VPN. I can access
>> sqlserver 2005 on the server no problems. I don't know what buttons to
>> click in Outlook to get there.
>>
>> Desmond.
>>
>>
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