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Topic # 458 27-Aug-2003 20:54
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Apparently there is a PDA / PPC application that allows you to view MS outlook Web Access pages on your PDA through Pocket IE ..... does anyone know what it is called ?

Thanks ..... JP

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  Reply # 1180 27-Aug-2003 21:08
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The only one I know is OWA For PDA / OWA For WAP, but it has to be installed on the Exchange Server.

An alternative is to use the Pocket Outlook configured as IMAP, but you don't have all Outlook functionality, of course.




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  Reply # 1181 28-Aug-2003 02:00
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Rats ! Was hoping that it would install on my Ipaq .... will never get my corporate IT guys to install on the server.

Never mind ...... thanks anyway Mauricio

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