mail client that can sync with Microsoft Exchange Server 2003
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Maybe if you responded with a *little* more information, you'd get a better response. As far as I can tell, Thunderbird 100% satisfies your query. Maybe if you told us WHY it doesn't, and what feature it doesn't support, we can help you. But not until then. Evolution supposedly works with MS Exchange Servers, but it's really Gnome-centric and you'd have to install a lot of dependencies (if not Gnome entirely) to get it to work.
Distribution: Slackware 12 Kernel 2.6.24 - probably upgraded by now
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, but it's really Gnome-centric and you'd have to install a lot of dependencies (if not Gnome entirely) to get it to work.
afaik, thunderbird comes in the default slackware install in the xap packages. It doesn't require Gnome stuff, just the stuff thats needed for firefox.
Maybe if you responded with a *little* more information, you'd get a better response. As far as I can tell, Thunderbird 100% satisfies your query. Maybe if you told us WHY it doesn't, and what feature it doesn't support, we can help you. But not until then. Evolution supposedly works with MS Exchange Servers, but it's really Gnome-centric and you'd have to install a lot of dependencies (if not Gnome entirely) to get it to work.
Please provide more information if you need help.
like i said, i had only setup my OWA through activesync on my phone and all it required was the sync server address and my user name/pass
ill play around with it
got it working...thanks
like i said, i had only setup my OWA through activesync on my phone and all it required was the sync server address and my user name/pass
Actually, you DIDN'T say that. You said next to nothing. I'm glad you got it working, but in the future explaining yourself fully will greatly increase your chance of success (and it will piss off others less).
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