milly staples [mvp - outlook]

Outlook 2002 stopped supporting this outdated technology (microsoft mail -
not Y2K compliant) and the buggy net folders.

However, a few Outlook MVPs (with idle time and a penchant for hacking
..dlls) came up with a workaround for Outlook 2002. I don't know if they
will do the same for Outlook 2003, but you might want to find a real email
server in the meantime.

Look here for information and how to do it:
http://www.poremsky.com/msmail_xp.htm


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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

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Having searched the archives,
Giom <Giom@acf-group.com> typed:
| I have been sharing the Calendars in Outlook 2000
| (activating net folders) on a Peer-to-Peer (Win 98 & NT
| 4.0 Workstation) network using Microsoft Mail to send and
| receive updates from various Calendars (Updates via e-mail
| does not work). The problem I now have is that one person
| got a new laptop with Windows XP and Office XP and I can
| no longer connect to Microsoft Mail from this laptop. What
| have I done wrong? How can I share his Calendar with
| others on the network?
|
| Thanx
|
| Giom