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June 5th 07, 02:18 PM
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Using Outlook as a browser
My company has two different setups after we merged with another company. For
some - Outlook 2000 running on XP and others Outlook 2002 running on Windows 2000 ( I know that seems a bit odd). The users who had Outlook 2002 on their machines had public folders setup to view web pages and they had no problem following links, logging into systems etc. however the Outlook 2000 users can see the pages but can't follow certain links or login to other sites. We are upgrading everyone later this year to a unified build but in the meantime what can I do which will allow the Outlook 2000 users to navigate properly? Help! 
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June 5th 07, 04:29 PM
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Paulo wrote:
My company has two different setups after we merged with another company. For some - Outlook 2000 running on XP and others Outlook 2002 running on Windows 2000 ( I know that seems a bit odd). The users who had Outlook 2002 on their machines had public folders setup to view web pages and they had no problem following links, logging into systems etc. however the Outlook 2000 users can see the pages but can't follow certain links or login to other sites. We are upgrading everyone later this year to a unified build but in the meantime what can I do which will allow the Outlook 2000 users to navigate properly? What happens when they try? -- Brian Tillman
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June 5th 07, 04:48 PM
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Using Outlook as a browser
on one site that they have to enter their login details when they click
submit it just clears the fields On another site it goes through to the next page but doesn't display the form "Brian Tillman" wrote: Paulo wrote: My company has two different setups after we merged with another company. For some - Outlook 2000 running on XP and others Outlook 2002 running on Windows 2000 ( I know that seems a bit odd). The users who had Outlook 2002 on their machines had public folders setup to view web pages and they had no problem following links, logging into systems etc. however the Outlook 2000 users can see the pages but can't follow certain links or login to other sites. We are upgrading everyone later this year to a unified build but in the meantime what can I do which will allow the Outlook 2000 users to navigate properly? What happens when they try? -- Brian Tillman
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