Outlook Web Access

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While you can use OWA with Pocket IE, there are some limitations (as you
have noted). In some cases, I believe users have confused OWA with OMA
("Outlook Mobile Access" ), which provides a WAP interface to
Outlook/Exchange data and works very well with Pocket IE.

I do know of several people (myself included) who have used OWA on their
Pocket PC with browsers other than Pocket IE. Both Thunderhawk and NetFront
work quite well with OWA and render the pages with great detail. NetFront
works particularly well when used in conjunction with the Toshiba e805 and
VGA mode. You can check out a piece at PocketPCTools demonstrating this.

Generally speaking, I would recommend using the OMA access if using a Pocket
PC and only Pocket IE.

DonS

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Don Sorcinelli
Microsoft MVP, Windows Mobile Devices
BostonPocketPC.com
http://www.bostonpocketpc.com
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"Mike" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hopefully I'm just missing something simple...
>
> I've seen quite a few posts where people indicate they are
> using Outlook Web Access (OWA) for email. How are they
> getting around the limitations of Pocket Internet Explorer
> (i.e. not being able to create a pop-up window to say read
> an email)?

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Correct. The details can be found here -
http://www.microsoft.com/exchange/ [...] p#Mobility

Don

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Don Sorcinelli
Microsoft MVP, Windows Mobile Devices
BostonPocketPC.com
http://www.bostonpocketpc.com
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"Mike" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Ahh... and OMA is only for Exchange 2003, correct?
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >While you can use OWA with Pocket IE, there are some
> limitations (as you
> >have noted). In some cases, I believe users have confused
> OWA with OMA
> >("Outlook Mobile Access" ), which provides a WAP interface
> to
> >Outlook/Exchange data and works very well with Pocket IE.
> >
> >I do know of several people (myself included) who have
> used OWA on their
> >Pocket PC with browsers other than Pocket IE. Both
> Thunderhawk and NetFront
> >work quite well with OWA and render the pages with great
> detail. NetFront
> >works particularly well when used in conjunction with the
> Toshiba e805 and
> >VGA mode. You can check out a piece at PocketPCTools
> demonstrating this.
> >
> >Generally speaking, I would recommend using the OMA
> access if using a Pocket
> >PC and only Pocket IE.
> >
> >DonS
> >
> >--
> >================================
> >Don Sorcinelli
> >Microsoft MVP, Windows Mobile Devices
> >BostonPocketPC.com
> >http://www.bostonpocketpc.com
> >=================================
> >"Mike" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
> message
> >news:16cef01c42098$13de9a90$a001280a@phx.gbl...
> >> Hopefully I'm just missing something simple...
> >>
> >> I've seen quite a few posts where people indicate they
> are
> >> using Outlook Web Access (OWA) for email. How are they
> >> getting around the limitations of Pocket Internet
> Explorer
> >> (i.e. not being able to create a pop-up window to say
> read
> >> an email)?
> >
> >
> >.
> >