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More than email? <br />
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As in Calander etc?
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correct, they cannot see calendar, contacts, public folders, etc. just the mail part. <br />
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Thanks calltms. I'll try your suggestions. 
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correct, they cannot see calendar, contacts, public folders, etc. just the mail part.

Thanks calltms. I'll try your suggestions.

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Is there anything specific I need to be looking for on the Exchange 2007 server that will allow Mac access to all features of OWA? This is Exchange 2007. Thanks.
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Is there anything specific I need to be looking for on the Exchange 2007 server that will allow Mac access to all features of OWA? This is Exchange 2007. Thanks.

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I'm probably going to end up enabling RPC/HTTP and let her use her Outlook 2008 on her Mac..... but.... I am still curious what's preventing her from seeing the other components of OWA... if anyone knows.... :)
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I'm probably going to end up enabling RPC/HTTP and let her use her Outlook 2008 on her Mac..... but.... I am still curious what's preventing her from seeing the other components of OWA... if anyone knows.... :)

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Actually a couple of employees who use a Mac at home are telling me they cannot see anything other than email when accessing their company's Outlook Web Access, which is Exchange 2007. I'm hoping there is a solution to this. Thanks!
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Actually a couple of employees who use a Mac at home are telling me they cannot see anything other than email when accessing their company's Outlook Web Access, which is Exchange 2007. I'm hoping there is a solution to this. Thanks!

Why can't one of my clients, who is using Mac OS Leopard, see more than email in Outlook Web Access?

Mac OS X is the desktop operating system from Apple Inc., found on Macintosh computers. OS X consists of a Mach/BSD-based kernel, operating system interfaces primarily based on FreeBSD and additional frameworks (written in C, C++ and Objective-C providing user interface and application-level services.