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When you install Exchange 2003 onto a previously workgroup network, Outlook
asks if you want to store your new Exchange mailbox in your existing PST
file. Are there any advantages to using PST files? Can I share calendar and
contact info if I use PST files with an Exchange server?
One issue is that I now have two sets of inboxes. One for Exchange and the
original POP3 mailbox. Is there any way to "hide" the Exchange inbox so it
doesn't confuse the users? If I hide the Exchange mailbox, will that screw
up calendar sharing and seeing the Global Address List?
My users are insisting on keeping their PST files and their POP3 mail
accounts - but they like the Global Address List and calendar sharing. Is
this just another case of users wanting cake and eating it, too? Thanks!
asks if you want to store your new Exchange mailbox in your existing PST
file. Are there any advantages to using PST files? Can I share calendar and
contact info if I use PST files with an Exchange server?
One issue is that I now have two sets of inboxes. One for Exchange and the
original POP3 mailbox. Is there any way to "hide" the Exchange inbox so it
doesn't confuse the users? If I hide the Exchange mailbox, will that screw
up calendar sharing and seeing the Global Address List?
My users are insisting on keeping their PST files and their POP3 mail
accounts - but they like the Global Address List and calendar sharing. Is
this just another case of users wanting cake and eating it, too? Thanks!