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Hello all,

I am an IT support technician who is searching for an answer that
one of our Account Managers has asked today. In a strange twist of
events, he would like his Outlook client to NOT automatically recieve
email, or at the very least, increase the time between automatic
deliveries. I have been combing the web for the past hour or so and
have been unable to find a solution to his request. IS there a
solution? My IT director is telling me that he is unaware of a setting
on Exchange Server 2003 that sets how often the server pushes messages
to the various accounts.

The client is using Office Outlook 2003, and the server is
Exchange Server 2003. Any help would be greatly appreciated. If there
is no solution to this, then that's fine. However, if there is a
solution, I'd like to know what it is, or where to find it.

Thanks to all!

-Chris
 
I am an IT support technician who is searching for an answer that
one of our Account Managers has asked today. In a strange twist of
events, he would like his Outlook client to NOT automatically recieve
email, or at the very least, increase the time between automatic
deliveries. I have been combing the web for the past hour or so and
have been unable to find a solution to his request. IS there a
solution? My IT director is telling me that he is unaware of a
setting on Exchange Server 2003 that sets how often the server pushes
messages to the various accounts.
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This sounds like a question better asked in an Exchange newsgroup like
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.exchange.admin
 
In an Exchange Server environment with Outlook in Online mode, the Exchange
Server is going to push notifications whenever new mail arrives, there is no
control over this that I'm aware of. What you might do for him is to run
Outlook in Offline mode. This way, he won't get notifications at all until
he does a Send/Receive.

Hal
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