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I have the same problem and have yet to find an answer. I thinks that it's a function of Windows 2000 server though. What ever files are required to make offline folders available are not present on a server, as Microsoft has decided that no one would travel with a server......Any judges reading this.<br />
Anyway, I'm going to keep looking around. If you come up with an answer let us know.
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I have the same problem and have yet to find an answer. I thinks that it's a function of Windows 2000 server though. What ever files are required to make offline folders available are not present on a server, as Microsoft has decided that no one would travel with a server......Any judges reading this.
Anyway, I'm going to keep looking around. If you come up with an answer let us know.

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If you're using a Win2000 Terminal Server, it doesn't allow for offline folders using Outlook.
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If you're using a Win2000 Terminal Server, it doesn't allow for offline folders using Outlook.

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When I install Outlook 2000 on a laptop running Windows 2000 Server I do not get the option to do offline folders.<br />
This works fine on my Win 2000 prof machine.<br />

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When I install Outlook 2000 on a laptop running Windows 2000 Server I do not get the option to do offline folders.
This works fine on my Win 2000 prof machine.


Win2000 Server and Offline folders

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.