Re: dialup / exchange client

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• Subject: Re: dialup / exchange client
• From: "Anthony E. Greene" <tony@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
• Date: Wed, 23 Mar 2005 13:58:10 +0200
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On 12:03 Mar 23, 2005 "Chandana" <chandana@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>In fedora can v find out Microsoft exchange client ?

If the Exchange server is setup to allow IMAP, you can use Mozilla
Thunderbird, Evolution, or KMail.


I think the latest version of Evolution includes the Exchange Connector for
use when IMAP is not allowed and/or to get access to Exchange-based
calendar and contacts functions.


--Tony

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