Later this year, the company that I work for will be upgrading to Vista/Office 2007. Earlier this year I produced a short video to show to my colleagues (we will be delivering the training), outlining the major differences between Outlook 2000 (the version currently used) and 2007.
When using Outlook with MS Exchange, you can open another user’s mailbox (providing that they have assigned permissions correctly). This is useful if you want to check whether a colleague is available..or you just want to snoop at an ex-colleague’s whereabouts!
However, Outlook remembers the names of the previous few users whose mailboxes you have opened (Click File > Open do display the list) - handy if you want to check the same user’s calendar again but could also land you in trouble if you’ve been snooping! Read More