Re: Microsoft Exchange
You should be able to POP3 Smtp and or IMAP BUT those services must be turned on at the exchange server. They are off by default because nobody would ever use anything except outlook or web would they Sent from my iPhone On Oct 14, 2008, at 11:05 PM, "Richard Hart" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I have searched the list archives, but I cannot find any way to set up PowerMail to access email on a Microsoft Exchange server. I know people have done it, and that PM cannot send messages using an Exchange address. But can it receive messages? RH
Microsoft Exchange
I have searched the list archives, but I cannot find any way to set up PowerMail to access email on a Microsoft Exchange server. I know people have done it, and that PM cannot send messages using an Exchange address. But can it receive messages? RH
Re: Microsoft Exchange
On Tue, 28 Dec 2004 02:43:10 +0100, Mikael Byström wrote: >Are there any known limitations using PowerMail with Microsoft Exchange >servers? Especially concerning email use only (Pop, IMAP and SMTP). If >PowerMail do have any limitations, are there any third party programs >that can work as intermediaries? Only used it for POP3 access with PM 4.2.1 (transferring email off an Exchange Server box that is slowly being decommissioned), without any issues other than a handful a messages that seemed to get 'stuck' - downloading just stalled. I ended up leaving them on the server because none of them were important, and I couldn't see a common cause. Neil (PowerMail 4.2.1, OS X 10.3.6, iBook G3 800MHz 640MB)
Re: Microsoft Exchange
On 28/12/04 Mikael Byström wrote: >Are there any known limitations using PowerMail with Microsoft Exchange >servers? Especially concerning email use only (Pop, IMAP and SMTP). If >PowerMail do have any limitations, are there any third party programs >that can work as intermediaries? When I tried it with the University's Exchange Server it worked OK for getting mail. Unfortunately I was unable to check the send function as this is disabled for remote access services - you have to use webmail. It's all to do with possible virus transmission apparently. AFAIK you can't synchronise your contacts/diary and so on without using Entourage. I did get Entourage Vx working via a VPN and this does do full sync as it should, although in my case send mail is still disabled at the server end. Chris
Microsoft Exchange
Are there any known limitations using PowerMail with Microsoft Exchange servers? Especially concerning email use only (Pop, IMAP and SMTP). If PowerMail do have any limitations, are there any third party programs that can work as intermediaries? PM 5.1 | OS X 10.3.6 | Powerbook G4/400 | 768 MB RAM | 30 GB HD
