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Background - <br />
&nbsp; I recently upgraded many Win95 machines to Win98 and also &nbsp; installed over 20 computers with Win98 installed. I am &nbsp; running a network (Novell) using Exchange 5.5 (NT4.0) as my mail server. On all the Win95 machines, we used the Inbox or Outlook for our users to send/receive mail. I had the users Mailbox setup on their network drive which allowed them to login into whatever computer on campus and get their messages.<br />
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When i upgraded, Outlook Express was also installed. When i opened Express, all the messages contained in my 'Inbox' were downloaded. When i logged into another computer and opened the Inbox (or Outlook), the inbox was completely empty!<br />
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Question:<br />
Is there a way to configure Express to act the exact same way Inbox did or can i remove Express and continue using Inbox?<br />
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I have 430 users sharing 30 computers!<br />
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Background - 
  I recently upgraded many Win95 machines to Win98 and also   installed over 20 computers with Win98 installed. I am   running a network (Novell) using Exchange 5.5 (NT4.0) as my mail server. On all the Win95 machines, we used the Inbox or Outlook for our users to send/receive mail. I had the users Mailbox setup on their network drive which allowed them to login into whatever computer on campus and get their messages.

When i upgraded, Outlook Express was also installed. When i opened Express, all the messages contained in my 'Inbox' were downloaded. When i logged into another computer and opened the Inbox (or Outlook), the inbox was completely empty!

Question:
Is there a way to configure Express to act the exact same way Inbox did or can i remove Express and continue using Inbox?

I have 430 users sharing 30 computers!



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Inbox vs. Express

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.