We are a small – medium scale company and would like to have an internal email system using our LAN / WLAN we dont have highend server rooms or warehouses , just a win 2003 server with a dual core cpu and 2 GB RAM and 15 employees all in house. all clients are win 2000/ xp using outlook express / outlook 2003.

Where does one look for a specific outgoing email on exchange server 2k3? Is it a matter of sorting through logs, or is there a simpler way, as in Management Console?

I have a small business and trying to do everything myself without spending anymore money. I have a small budget. I need to be able to email my information to business contacts, and make it eye catching. I don’t need any animations, jus to be able to show my price list and a product picture.

Is there a place to get Free help or some free software download. Is this something that is made with HTML or something else? How can I do this myself? Where do I start?

Thank you in advance to anyone who answer my questions. I really appreciate it.

Single mom trying to survive and looking out for the future.

Is there a way to configure email enabling in WSS 3.0 without an Exchange Server? I’ve done some research and while a lot of it seems to indicate you need an Exchange server to mail-enable Sharepoint, some articles mention using the drop folder, or giving the farm account access to an OU in order to create new contacts from. Has anyone been able to successfully configure email enabling (incoming and outgoing) without using an Exchange Server?

I have seen this in a form a while ago, but the person who made that one is no longer with the company. Trying to make a database in Access and using a form to input data, would like the option to email the form to others, and the save and close and save and new just to make it easier. Any help with this would be appreciated.

When the exchange server is down, Outlook on my PC won’t start and gives this error “Cannot start Microsoft Office Outlook. Unable to open the Outlook window. The set of folders could not be opened.” I have lots of stored email, not to mention a stored calendar, but now I can’t view any of it because outlook won’t even start. How can I read my stored email?

(This is not a PC issue. Outlook has been working for a year perfect. I’m talking about literally when exchange is down, outlook just won’t start. When exchange comes back up, outlook works perfectly.)
NO. Please read carefully. I have SAVED email in LOCAL PST FOLDERS. When exchange is down, outlook will not start. Therefore I can not read my locally saved files. I’m 100% certain of this. I’m asking either a) how can I get outlook to start without requiring exchange to be running, or b) what other tool can I use to read outlook’s LOCAL PST folders.
Sorry that I wasn’t clear in my original question. I meant to specify “stored locally on my PC” but missed that in my preview.

I want to send an email to multiple people at one time, but I don’t want all of their names and email addresses listed on the email “TO” box. Can this be done with Microsoft Office Outlook? If not, what software is best for this task?

I have emails stored in Outlook that are no longer on the server. If I am moving to another PC with Outlook, how can I copy those old emails and transfer them to the new system?

Something as good as advanced email extractor.

I would like to use Microsoft Outlook (I have 2007, if it matters), but I haven’t been able to find a free service that works with it.
Here’s what I’ve tried:
Yahoo! Mail doesn’t work, you need a premium package.
Microsoft Hotmail doesn’t work, it also needs a premium package.
Google Mail (am I allowed to say that on Yahoo?) I am not sure, but it didn’t work when I tried it.
Please help.