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Eli
Ok, I've been 'stuck' with using Outlook at my new office, and figured
that since I had to be running outlook anyway, I might as well try to
use it to read my home accounts as well, instead of installing another
app.
So I set it up to read my IMAP account, as well as a POP account that I
have.
Everything works great, when I am in the office. But this is a laptop.
When I go home, I'm not able to get to the exchange server (internal,
behind firewall, etc). Which isn't a problem, I'm not worried about
reading the exchange server email.
However, since it can't connect to the exchange server, it will only
let me run in 'Offline' mode. And when it goes into Offline mode, it
will download the headers for the IMAP, but it won't open/download new
message bodies, and it won't directly send emails.
Is there ANY way to make Outlook realize that just because it can't
find the exchange server doesn't mean that the entire network is down??
Eli
that since I had to be running outlook anyway, I might as well try to
use it to read my home accounts as well, instead of installing another
app.
So I set it up to read my IMAP account, as well as a POP account that I
have.
Everything works great, when I am in the office. But this is a laptop.
When I go home, I'm not able to get to the exchange server (internal,
behind firewall, etc). Which isn't a problem, I'm not worried about
reading the exchange server email.
However, since it can't connect to the exchange server, it will only
let me run in 'Offline' mode. And when it goes into Offline mode, it
will download the headers for the IMAP, but it won't open/download new
message bodies, and it won't directly send emails.
Is there ANY way to make Outlook realize that just because it can't
find the exchange server doesn't mean that the entire network is down??
Eli