You've been using Outlook for years now and you've probably established some delivery rules for yourself. Maybe mail from your manager is automatically routed to a subfolder of your inbox. If you're ...
Published Dec 10, 2007
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Is there *any* way at all to modify server-side rules from a PPC Mac? This seems like a serious limitation to the use of Exchange (which sadly i have just been migrated to) in a mixed-platform environment.
There are no Mac browsers (as far as i know) supporting OWA premium (i tried spoofing it with Safari but it just doesn't work), and OWA light can't modify rules. Entourage is reported not to be able to modify the rules either, although i haven't tried it.
i was really happy with the Unix system we had before where i could just ssh in to the server, create a .forward file with a couple of email addresses in it, and i was done.... :-(
i fully accept that this is a bit trickier for windows users who have no idea how to use a terminal, but surely there is some happy middle ground to be had, so that i don't need a million lines of windows code porting in order to change my mail forwarding preferences?
There are no Mac browsers (as far as i know) supporting OWA premium (i tried spoofing it with Safari but it just doesn't work), and OWA light can't modify rules. Entourage is reported not to be able to modify the rules either, although i haven't tried it.
i was really happy with the Unix system we had before where i could just ssh in to the server, create a .forward file with a couple of email addresses in it, and i was done.... :-(
i fully accept that this is a bit trickier for windows users who have no idea how to use a terminal, but surely there is some happy middle ground to be had, so that i don't need a million lines of windows code porting in order to change my mail forwarding preferences?