All the mails that are Flagged for follow up get unflagged automatically
after I hit Send / Recieve. The delievery is set to Mailbox ( OST).
Outlook Client : 2003 sp2
Exchange server : 2003 ( Native )

We are running Exchange 2003, SP2, using OWA for webmail.   Only two users
have a very slow response time when logging in, sending, or replying to mail.
 Are there settings on their mail enabled user accounts in AD that I can
check?   No one else in the office is having this ...

Is it possible to have multiple Exchange servers, each one with its own
domain? So sever 1 serves abc.com and server 2 would serve xyz.com?
Thanks for the help.

I have a situation where a person's employment is going to be terminated.  I
have been asked if there is a way to automatically copy every single e-mail
message that this person sends and recieves without them knowing it.  I know
I can set permissions for the supervisor to read ...

Is there a way to choose (or change) the columns/fields that appear in the
Address Book?
I read somewhere that we can't change them... but I do want to change :)
e.g.: I'd like to remove the field "Title"

I have outlook 2003. I notice recently that when I receive an e-mail with
attachment and even though it show there is an attachment but when I open it
the attachment is not there. Any idea?
Thanks

A client using outlook 2003 with exchange 2003 sp2 on win 2000 sp4 server
reports that he is getting mail up to 2 weeks after the original person sent
it, happening from different domains. This is not the case for all emails,
just some. Apparently he had this problem a while back ...

Outlook XP doesn't automatically receive mails from the exchange 2003 SP2
server anymore. The only way to get new mails is by clicking on the
send/receive button. I enabled sending/receiving now every 10 minutes but
this shouldn't be the solution.

I have an SBS2003 server set up in our organization. I am also using Symantec
Mail Security. All users except one are working correctly. The Problem is
that this one user's junk email (Both Mail that is tagged by Symantec or by
Exchange) are not being delivered to his junk email ...

I have a client who is unable to see messages from one (or more) senders.  
I've used the tracking log to show that the messages are delivered to the
store but the client (Outlook) doesn't show the message in the in box.

I need to change the POP and SMTP server settings on about 6,000 clients in
Outlook (both 2000 and 2003).  I am thinking that scripting is the best way
to do this.  I really dont have any idea how to go about this though.  I will
need to change multiple accounts for the same user ...

I have exchange server 2003 running on a server at work with POP3 virtual
server turned on.  I have a client (offsite) that is using Outlook 2003.
The client has set up the new account as a pop3 connection but when the user
adds their user name (i.e.. Bryan K) and password and ...

I have a user that has Outlook 2003 SP2 in Exchange cached mode, the exchange
server is Exhange 2003 SP2,  the user notified me that he was not receiving
some  emails that were sent to him,  we did some message tracking and can see
the emails being delivered to his email box,  ...

My office uses Exchange 2000 with users on Outlook XP and Outlook 2003 SP2.
We recently had our Exchange system crash, but were able to recover all of
the information. I am at the tail end of reconnecting all the users and
setting up Offline Caching for everyone, and downloading ...

with the new feature in sp2 that allows "push" mail via active sync server.  
Is there a way to have more then one mailbox go to the same wm5 device?
thanks.