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Thanks Shack, I saw you mention that in another thread and I'm going to demo it this week and see how it goes. Looks like it'll do exactly what I want! You rock!

Thank you very much Shack I apreciate the time you spent here. Looks like i'm back to the drawing board.

Really, i was under the impression that it should be passing attachments through OMA site to the browser on the phone. Not that I don't believe you Shack, but can anyone else verify this?

I'm not finding much either. Thanks for the tips. I'll update when i find something out.

No just using the built in Palm OS browser and Quick Office. The attachment just isn't there on the phone. If you look at details on the messege you can see a header for it but that's it. Same results if I use a browser on a PC to hit the site.

Hi I'm a new Admin and I'm having an issue that I can't seam to get any information on. The exchange server doen't pass attachments when using the OMA web connection. OWA however is working fine. When the user opens the email there is just no attachment in the email but if you look at the...

Hi, I'm new to Exchange 2003 and I'm hoping someone can help me out. We are just starting to use smart phones for some of our sales reps and I'm running into a small issue with email attachments that don't show up in OMA. I have OMA enabled under global settings with all the options checked...

As far as i know you'd have to use Intelegent Disaster Recovery to make bootable media that allows you to do this.

I was just dealing with a reinstall this morning and had the same problem. you need a "remote agent for windows nt/2000" installed. we had purchased one a while ago, all i did was put in the serial number and let me select the admin shares. hope this helps

wait, no need to edit boot.ini files. boot into 2000, goto control panel, system, advanced tab and choose startup and recovery. you can change the default operating system there.