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It's been a while but I had a Windows 2008 R2 server running Terminal Services for a client a few years ago. &nbsp;I used Windows Live Mail client on the server and it worked acceptably.<br />
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OM Gang
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It's been a while but I had a Windows 2008 R2 server running Terminal Services for a client a few years ago.  I used Windows Live Mail client on the server and it worked acceptably.

OM Gang

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Hello<br />
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Has anyone had any experience with an Email Client on Terminal Services OTHER than Outlook?<br />
We have Windows Server 2008 R2 with Exchange Server 2010.<br />
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Is there any option to outlook for the Mail Client?<br />
(We could use the Webmail that comes with the Exchange Server but that's &quot;Clunky&quot;)<br />
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Thanks
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Hello

Has anyone had any experience with an Email Client on Terminal Services OTHER than Outlook?
We have Windows Server 2008 R2 with Exchange Server 2010.

Is there any option to outlook for the Mail Client?
(We could use the Webmail that comes with the Exchange Server but that's "Clunky")

Thanks

Mail Client for Terminal Server

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Email Clients

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Email Software

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