Charlie
Fri Sep 19 16:28:44 PDT 2008
1.) Use Outlook Web Access and you don't need to change the logged in user
of a given workstation
2.) Use Outlook (included with SBS) to read email. Each user needs to have
their own login to the workstation (recommended), or you need to set up
separate profiles for each user in Outlook. (NOT recommended, for security
and privacy reasons.)
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"bertlev@shaw.ca" <bertlev@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Here is the scenario, I have a SBS 2003 server installed and my customer
> wished to use exchange server to receive and view emails from all
> workstations. And I mean all emails should be visible from any
> workstations.
> Is that possible, and how do I set this up?