Client Question on Outlook 2002

[Marc156]

While setting up Outlook2002 you have the choice of using
POP or Microsoft Exchange for getting your mail. If you
choose POP you have a setting to leave mail on the server.
If you use the Microsoft Exchange as a connector you no
longer have this option. Each time you open the client all
your mail is removed from the server to the client. This is a issue because we use both web and client mail. POP does not give us access to the GAL or Calendars.

 

[Evilbart]

change the default delivery for messages to be the exchange server instead of a PST file
all your mail will be stored on the server

use offline synchronisation to have your mail available offline too

/Bart

 

[justalilfiesty]

Our ISP will only allow us to send 25 e-mails at a time. We need to send up to 1500 news letters. I have looked at Infacta, but they don't suport SSL. Do I need software to accomplish this with Exchange? Or is there a suggestion as to where to research this further?