Re: migrating OE6 to Exchange
- From: "Larry Struckmeyer" <lstruckmeyer(at)mis-wizards(dot)com>
- Date: Wed, 28 Nov 2007 06:24:40 -0500
Just to add to Cris's advice, once you have imported the mail and contacts into your local outlook, you can then copy them to a public folder in exchange that will create a Company wide contact list, which is one of the great things about Exchange Server.
Using a public folder for a contact list means, for example, that when one of your contacts changes his/her email addy or phone number, you only have to update it in one place.
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"Cris Hanna [SBS-MVP]" <crisnospamhanna@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:%23K1HqEYMIHA.1204@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Import them in Outlook
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"Robert Rae" <RobertRae@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:360C05A5-2D76-436A-A2FF-7E51F5E16D2E@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hi Cris, thanks for your very quick response. That explains how to get
addresses/mail out (which I already knew) but how do I import them into
Exchange or should I import them into Outlook2003?
TIA Robert
"Cris Hanna [SBS-MVP]" wrote:
> For now in the current version you should become familiar with Public Folders in Outlook / Exchange
> Public Folders can have their own email address and mail flows in there. Both users can have permissions to it and read it and reply to it.
>
> To get mail and Address book out > On OE you would go File > Export and chose Address Book and Choose Exchange Personal Address Book (PAB)
> Repeat do the same for messages
>
> If you check OE help all this is in there
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> "Robert Rae" <Robert Rae@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:3F4AE3E8-4755-4A19-A281-043B1E56E89C@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Hi, I'm new to SBS. I've just upgraded our office from a ptp network with
> 2xXPPro computers. Both users were using OE6 for receiving/sending mail
> through a single mail server. This worked great for receiving mail (messages
> left on server for 5 days) but created problems when trying to determine
> whiich emails were answered, and by whom. I decided to move us to SBS and
> Exchange/Outlook 2003 to address this issue.
>
> I've now created 2 users (mobile) on SBS and wish to somehow integrate the
> OE address book (wab) from one of the clients to either the Exchange server
> or into Outlook 2003 (as long as the other user can see the contacts as
> well). So far I can't figure out which makes more sense or how to accomplish
> in either case. I also want to do the same for all the messages in the inbox
> and sent folders created by OE6 from both clients. There are 1000's of each.
> Finally, from this point onwards I want both users to be able to view all the
> emails that arrive (from 2 different ISPs) and I want both users to be able
> to see what the other has replied to, basically a public inbox and sent
> folder I guess. What is the best way to manage all this?
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