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    How to download/backup OWA emails?

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by Gracy123, Oct 29, 2011.

  1. Gracy123

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    Do you guys know any way to download/transfer/backup OWA emails?

    Obviously apart from downloading them over POP3, as I am not granted this from the admins...

    There should be some kind of a third party software that could download them from the web interface!?
     
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    Why not just use Outlook or Live Mail to connect to your Exchange Server?
     
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    Read carefully:

     
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    I'm not sure how to implement this.... can you clarify?

    As I said I do not have any access over pop3. No settings and I assume no access as such is only granted to the management crew. All I have is OWA web mailbox...
     
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    well typically, if you have owa, you can sync with a phone, too. if you can sync with a phone (maybe check if you can do that), then this software is a proxy for that. it acts as a phone to owa, and allows outlook to pop3 to this proxy instead.
     
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    I did read carefully, if you use Outlook it will connect to Exchange directly and not through POP 3, Is this Hosted Exchange on BPOS (and/or Office365)?
     
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    If Outlook Anywhere is turned on on the Exchange servers, your Outlook will be able to connect to the Exchange servers through the OWA server.
     
    WackyT, Oct 30, 2011
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