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I am running Exchange 2000 with an Outlook client. Many of my users have email addresses from different domains that tie to their single active directory account. One of the addresses is specified as the default email address. Can this address be overridden in MS Outlook 2000 and above? I have...

I am running Exchange 2000 with an Outlook client. Many of my users have email addresses from different domains that tie to their single active directory account. One of the addresses is specified as the default email address. Can this address be overridden in MS Outlook 2000 and above? I have...

Yes - all domains have the DNS replicating.

I have a W2000 AD setup with a main domain and several child domains. I have a shared directory on a server in the main domain that I want to have accessed by users in the child domains. When ever I try to connect one of them to the shared directory (set for everyone full access), I am...

I know that multiple instances of MSSQL can be installed on a single server. Are there any problems I need to be aware of in doing this?

In trying Anne's suggestion, when I run the command, I am getting a command line argument not valid error. The font's are all set to automatic color, so that does not seem to be the problem.

I have a user on a WinNT 4.0 SP6a system using Outlook 2000 SP1a, who when receiving HTML email, can see the graphics and hot links, but cannot see the text on the screen. Other users signoing onto the machine can see everything fine. Is there a setting in Outlook or the registry that controls...

I have already tried that and it will not change. Insufficient permissions exist to change the key even though I am logged on as domain administrator.

I have an ODBC key within my registry that gives an invalid key message. It is as if the security on the key is set to not allow changes, etc. (It is grayed out in regedt32.) Is there a way to remove this key? I cannot remove it under administrative rights in either regedit or regedt32.

The only way that I know of is to make sure there is at least one non deleted record in the table before compacting the database.

I'm using OWA with Exchange 5.5. I have created a public folder with a calendar format for my marketing committee. The calendar looks fine when I am using Outlook 2000 in the office, but whenever I access it using OWA, the public calendar shows all of the appointments in my mailbox calendar...

I had a similar situation happen with a user and our Rightfax system. I resolved it by removing MSWord as the email editor.

thanks -- I did find out that going into Outlook for the resource mail box and selecting tools, options, calendar options, resource options that I can set the resource to autorespond. This has been a big help. thanks again

Thanks for the suggestion. Next question is how can I have the resource automatically accept the meeting request? Is there a setting that can be changed? If this is not possible - do I have to use the appointments rather than a meeting request?

I am using Outlook 2000 with Exchange and want to be able to schedule our meeting rooms when we are setting up a meeting request. I need to be able to find out if one of the rooms is available so that the meeting can be properly scheduled. Can this be done? Do I need a mailbox(calendar) for...

Fagan is right -- change the Network Logon Security to NONE. When Outlook starts you will be asked for a user id, domain and password. Enter the proper entries for the mailbox that is configured and you should be on your way.

How does the Gateway ALR 8000 series compare with the HP or Compaq server lines in performance and hardware support? Does anyone have any experiences to relate? I am looking to purchase a new server for use as an SQL server.