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Greetings, &nbsp;I have a Windows 2003 server and I regularly log in to my emails remotely using Exchange via https. &nbsp;This works<br />
fine on remote machines running XP but I have one laptop which I am stuck with for another year that is running Windows 2000. &nbsp;For some reason when I access my email remotely via Exchange it connects to my server fine and I can read my emails but if I do a reply or create a new email the body of the email where I type my message is not availble to type anything in. &nbsp;It is colored blue and has a small box with a red X in it. &nbsp;I tryed playing with the security settings but to no avail. &nbsp;I also turn off any proxy settings. Any ideas ?
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Greetings,  I have a Windows 2003 server and I regularly log in to my emails remotely using Exchange via https.  This works
fine on remote machines running XP but I have one laptop which I am stuck with for another year that is running Windows 2000.  For some reason when I access my email remotely via Exchange it connects to my server fine and I can read my emails but if I do a reply or create a new email the body of the email where I type my message is not availble to type anything in.  It is colored blue and has a small box with a red X in it.  I tryed playing with the security settings but to no avail.  I also turn off any proxy settings. Any ideas ?

Exchange does not let me send emails when I remotely log into my mail server (Windows 2003 server)

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