Is there a way to logout of email (close it) automatically from a command line?
We have users log into pcAnywhere over the internet. When they log off of pcAnywhere, we don't want to log off the user because it then would close a program that we don't want to be closed. So, I have unchecked the boxes so that it will not do that.
So, when someone logs into pcAnywhere, I will have a script that will log off the previous user, but I don't know how to log off the user from Email.
We are using Outlook2000 and Exchange Server 2000. I don't want to do an inactivity timeout from the Exchange server becuase the user might have it open on his/her desktop.
Does anyone know of a possible way I can do this?
Thanks
Nick
We have users log into pcAnywhere over the internet. When they log off of pcAnywhere, we don't want to log off the user because it then would close a program that we don't want to be closed. So, I have unchecked the boxes so that it will not do that.
So, when someone logs into pcAnywhere, I will have a script that will log off the previous user, but I don't know how to log off the user from Email.
We are using Outlook2000 and Exchange Server 2000. I don't want to do an inactivity timeout from the Exchange server becuase the user might have it open on his/her desktop.
Does anyone know of a possible way I can do this?
Thanks
Nick