HELP ASAP Data Restore and Outlook 2003 Cache Mode

I have to restore exchange from a tape backup.

Most of our workstations are using Outlook 2003 in Cache mode.

Will the emails that are on the workstations after the restore point be saved to the server once the server is restored, or will those emails be lost?

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