Set Outlook Web Access default view

From: John (john_at_spcsb.org)
Date: 08/05/04

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    Hello,

    I am trying to customize two things using Outlook Web
    Access and public folders. I cannot seem to figure out
    how to set the default view when a user logs in. I would
    like to set the default view for a public post folder to
    be By Conversation instead of Message.

    Also, the Contact form does not have a Pager Number
    selected by default. I have created a new form to view
    this information but I cannot seem to get it to come up
    as the default view when a OWA user logs in.

    These both seem to be the same issue and I imagine it is
    something simple I am missing. Please let me know how I
    can do this!

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