We are switching over from using Corporate Time to Outlook Exchange.
We are trying to figure out if our departmental secretary can perform effectively as a Delegate for our DEO and our Departmental Administrative Associate by using the OWA Client.
She would need to be able to schedule and accept/decline meeting requests.

Also, is there a comparsion chart showing the differences in capabilities of a Delegate when using Outlook 2003 or OWA?

OWA will not allow you to use the delegate feature.

I suggest you post in an Exchange group for more information on OWA.


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After searching google.groups.com and finding no answer, Michael Ciha asked:

| We are switching over from using Corporate Time to Outlook Exchange.
| We are trying to figure out if our departmental secretary can perform
| effectively as a Delegate for our DEO and our Departmental
| Administrative Associate by using the OWA Client. She would need to
| be able to schedule and accept/decline meeting requests.
|
| Also, is there a comparsion chart showing the differences in
| capabilities of a Delegate when using Outlook 2003 or OWA?

Shouldn't that be "groups.google.com"?

"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:
> After searching google.groups.com and finding no answer, Michael Ciha asked:
>
> | We are switching over from using Corporate Time to Outlook Exchange.
> | We are trying to figure out if our departmental secretary can perform
> | effectively as a Delegate for our DEO and our Departmental
> | Administrative Associate by using the OWA Client. She would need to
> | be able to schedule and accept/decline meeting requests.
> |
> | Also, is there a comparsion chart showing the differences in
> | capabilities of a Delegate when using Outlook 2003 or OWA?