Re: Connect to Exchange Server over Web
THe easiest solution may be to set up a separate mail profile on your machine to work with the Exchange account, keeping that account as the delivery location.
What version of Outlook?
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"Datasort" <Datasort@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>I have Outlook that is not part of an exchange environment. I would like to
> connect to the academic exchange server to download student homework (detach)
> via VBA. Is this possible? Can someone point me to some code to talk to a
> mail server on the web? I am able to use web mail but can’t apply vba to the
> mail
>
> I know I can attach to the server via Outlook but the problem is that when I
> attach I must choose a delivery box. This moves all my inbox items to my
> local PST file or my school exchange account. I would like to keep the
> in-box items separate. Is this possible?
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Stewart Rogers
> DataSort Software, L.C.
.
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