Re: [Evolution] Sending email through Evolution Exchange to office servers

["Peter N. Spotts" <pspotts alum mit edu>]

On Sun, 2006-11-19 at 17:29 -0600, Michael Schurter wrote:
> Peter N. Spotts wrote:
> > I've just started experimenting with Evolution Exchange and wonder if it
> > allows some kind of click and drag sending within OWA. This is for
> > remote manipulation of internal office mail, not for getting to the
> > great outside. I've been able to click and drag emails from the office
> > folders to my local Evolution folders with no trouble. But to "send",
> > I've been saving emails as drafts, dragging them into my OWA inbox, then
> > using a browser to access the inbox so I can forward the email to a
> > colleague at the office. Is there a neater way? Or is Evo Exchange
> > basically one-way? Or maybe the servers at the office are?
>
> At work I send via Evolution Exchange all the time without a hitch. 
> Just make sure your Exchange identity is selected from the dropdown when 
> composing new e-mails.
>
> However, I also have other mail accounts setup, so its conceivable I've 
> been using one of those to send e-mails without realizing it.
>
> I can double check Monday at work.
>
> Michael Schurter
>
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Many thanks. I took your advice. To be certain, I looked at the full
headers on the message after it arrived -- all through Exchange. (I also
sent via my ISP and checked the headers for comparison.) So it works
perfectly.

Best regards,

Pete

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