Outlook Web Access

[Jordan Montgomery]

Okay, I know this is going to sound really weird. But I am using MS Outlook
2003 right now, which is fine. I have an AOL email address. I am running an
average home computer with no sophisticated business network attached, no
server, etc... just using Windows XP Home Edition.

My question to anyone out there is, is it possible for me to use Outlook Web
Access for my AOL email? Why? I have no idea, well, I really like Outlook,
sometimes the actual program doesn't cooperate, and I hate using AOL
webmail..that's my last destination if need be. I would sincerely appreciate
it if anyone could tell me if there is a way to install Outlook Web Access on
my computer right here at home.

Thanks!!

 

[Diane Poremsky {MVP}]

No. OWA is a feature of Exchange server.

 

[F.H. Muffman]

Okay, I know this is going to sound really weird. But I am using MS

Outlook 2003 right now, which is fine. I have an AOL email address. I
am running an average home computer with no sophisticated business
network attached, no server, etc... just using Windows XP Home
Edition.

My question to anyone out there is, is it possible for me to use
Outlook Web Access for my AOL email? Why? I have no idea, well, I
really like Outlook, sometimes the actual program doesn't cooperate,
and I hate using AOL webmail..that's my last destination if need be. I
would sincerely appreciate it if anyone could tell me if there is a
way to install Outlook Web Access on my computer right here at home.

No.

OWA is part of Exchange Server that enables web based access to an Exchange
mailbox. It isn't a version of Outlook.