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September 25th, 2008, 03:53 PM
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Keeping messages on Exchange server
My wife works at home one day a week and is connected to her office via a
VPN. When using Outlook 2007 at home, the emails she downloaded at the office are not available and when at work, the emails she downloaded at home are not available on her office PC. Her exchange account on her home PC is setup to receive messages to a .pst file which I realize now is incorrect. Is there a way to change this or do we need to create a new account in Oulook to configure the correct settingsA? Thanks in advance! 
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September 25th, 2008, 07:02 PM
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Keeping messages on Exchange server
"jtarbutn" wrote in message
... My wife works at home one day a week and is connected to her office via a VPN. When using Outlook 2007 at home, the emails she downloaded at the office are not available and when at work, the emails she downloaded at home are not available on her office PC. Her exchange account on her home PC is setup to receive messages to a .pst file which I realize now is incorrect. Is there a way to change this or do we need to create a new account in Oulook to configure the correct settingsA? Thanks in advance! In the Mail applet in Control Panel, change the account to make the Exchange mailbox the delivery locatiion. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
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