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Lori
I had posted this question back in 12/2007 & got a reply that it's not
"possible unless the PC is in the same domain as the Exchange server or the
person logs into Windows with the same credentials as used for the Exchange
mailbox." Since so much time has passed I thought I'd re-post & see if any
work-arounds have developed since then...:
I have a Win2K PC in a workgroup running Office 2000. I have a domain with
an Exchange server which this PC accesses via Outlook 2000. (Note: Joining
the domain is NOT an option.)
I would like to add Outlook to the Startup folder so it launches
automatically on reboot (the users have a penchant for rebooting the PC even
though they've been told NOT to). However, when I launch Outlook it prompts
for the login, password & domain. The people using the PC are not allowed to
have this information. And herein lies the problem.
Is it possible to somehow auto-populate this information within Outlook so
it will launch AND LOGIN on its own!?
Thanks in advance for your suggestions!
"possible unless the PC is in the same domain as the Exchange server or the
person logs into Windows with the same credentials as used for the Exchange
mailbox." Since so much time has passed I thought I'd re-post & see if any
work-arounds have developed since then...:
I have a Win2K PC in a workgroup running Office 2000. I have a domain with
an Exchange server which this PC accesses via Outlook 2000. (Note: Joining
the domain is NOT an option.)
I would like to add Outlook to the Startup folder so it launches
automatically on reboot (the users have a penchant for rebooting the PC even
though they've been told NOT to). However, when I launch Outlook it prompts
for the login, password & domain. The people using the PC are not allowed to
have this information. And herein lies the problem.
Is it possible to somehow auto-populate this information within Outlook so
it will launch AND LOGIN on its own!?
Thanks in advance for your suggestions!