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sure, if exchange support pop3 or imap. but I don't recommend this, it is not secure.
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Thanks for the suggestions - So I guess trying this in Exchange 2003 is not secure and will give the blog a try once I upgrade our Exchange to 2007
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I have recently discovered RSS feeds (especially when using igoogle) - my question...Would it be possible to create a RSS feed of my email Inbox which is running off Exchange 2003? <br />
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Basically I would like to open a web page (like igoogle for example) which would show the last few emails of my inbox, instead of me logging onto Microsoft Outlook Web Access to check my emails.
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I have recently discovered RSS feeds (especially when using igoogle) - my question...Would it be possible to create a RSS feed of my email Inbox which is running off Exchange 2003? 

Basically I would like to open a web page (like igoogle for example) which would show the last few emails of my inbox, instead of me logging onto Microsoft Outlook Web Access to check my emails.

sure, if exchange support pop3 or imap. but I don&#39;t recommend this, it is not secure.

Thanks for the suggestions - So I guess trying this in Exchange 2003 is not secure and will give the blog a try once I upgrade our Exchange to 2007

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