Using Outlook
If you’re new to Outlook, want to learn more about the features, or looking for help with an issue you’re facing, we have articles and examples to help you get more out of Lanlogic Hosted Exchange using Outlook for Windows.
How to Create a Resource Mailbox using Outlook
How to Create a Resource Mailbox using the Control Panel How to Add a Mailbox Profile to Microsoft Outlook How to Configure a Resource Mailbox using Microsoft Outlook Resources in the world of Hosted Exchange are things that can be reserved such as conference or meeting rooms, vehicles, projectors or other items that might be [...]
Read Article ›How to Schedule a Resource using Outlook
Resources in the world of Hosted Exchange are things that can be reserved such as conference or meeting rooms, vehicles, projectors or other items that might be shared within your organization. When you create a room or equipment mailbox, your staff will be able to reserve and review the availability of that resource from within their Outlook calendar and schedule it as though it were an attendee of an appointment or calendar invitation.
Read Article ›How to Create a Hosted Exchange Public Folder using Outlook
Please Note: You need to have administrator rights for your Hosted Exchange organization in order to create public folders in Outlook. Open Outlook and go to the Folder List view. Expand Public Folders, Expand All Public Folders, right click your domain name and select “New Folder” In the “Create New Folder” box, Type in a [...]
Read Article ›Download Outlook or Entourage for Hosted Exchange
As a subscriber of Lanlogic Hosted Exchange, you are entitled to a license of the latest edition of Outlook for Windows or Entourage for Mac, the applications we recommend you use to connect to Hosted Exchange from a desktop computer. Here’s how you can get your copy today.
Read Article ›Configure Outlook to Open Your Hosted Exchange Mailbox
Lanlogic provides an automatic setup application for Hosted Exchange that will configure Outlook and set it to remember your password. This article describes how to obtain the application and the steps to install it on a Windows PC running Office 2003 and above.
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