No, I rather like my signature the way it is. And most people either laugh or ignore it. If it bothers you, don't read posts with my name in the From column.

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

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After furious head scratching, seven_percent asked:

| On Mar 15, 1:28 am, "Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]"
| wrote:
|| No, you are accessing Exchange server, not Outlook. OWA is a web
|| view of your Exchange mailbox and has nothing to do with Outlook.
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|| Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
||
|| Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact.
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|| After furious head scratching, seven_percent asked:
||
||| On Mar 14, 8:11 am, "Brian Tillman"
||| wrote:|| seven_percent wrote:
||
||||| I am a consultant for a client who uses Outlook mail. They will
||||| not allow us to have VPN access so that we can directly access
||||| their Exchange server. However, they have granted access to
||||| their Outlook Webmail server. I would like to know how I can
||||| configure my Outlook 2003 to access mail using the Outlook Web
||||| Access.
||||
|||| No. Outlook and Outlook Web Access are both clients that access an
|||| Exchange mailbox. You can't access a client with anther client.
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|||| Brian Tillman
|||
||| Then why have http access? You aren't directly accessing the Yahoo!
||| Server when you configure Outlook this way. You are accessing
||| another
||| client via a client.
|
| Hey Milly, you may want to tone it down a bit with your ad hominem
| comments like "After furious head scratching". I don't really care if
| you slap "[MVP - Outlook]" on the end of your name. It's more
| important to be courteous than right.