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Dear Expert,<br />
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We have a small company with 5 users only, all the users are having dial up connection for downloading their e-mails &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; (pop3 account) we are using outlook express to download our e-mails. And we have 3 accounts which all the users are configured to download the e-mails.<br />
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Question:<br />
1- We have one server and all the users are conected, but we dont have exchange server can we create one folder on the &nbsp; server and share one inbox only for all users?<br />
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2-Can any user download e-mails and all rest &nbsp;users can be able to see them?<br />
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Thanks<br />
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Regards,<br />
Naseer Al-habsy
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Dear Expert,

We have a small company with 5 users only, all the users are having dial up connection for downloading their e-mails       (pop3 account) we are using outlook express to download our e-mails. And we have 3 accounts which all the users are configured to download the e-mails.

Question:
1- We have one server and all the users are conected, but we dont have exchange server can we create one folder on the   server and share one inbox only for all users?

2-Can any user download e-mails and all rest  users can be able to see them?

Thanks

Regards,
Naseer Al-habsy

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