Per-user options   Although many Exchange customers standardize on a single language, individual users may feel more comfortable working in a particular language. Microsoft, for example, standardized on U.S. English, but it has offices and employees Read More

Continuing the Exchange 2007 OWA theme that we started... Nathan Breskin-Auer, a Product Designer for OWA Light, talks about accessibility improvements in Exchange 2007 OWA Light. Kelly Ford (an Internet Explorer Test Lead) then demonstrates Read More

Hi. I'm DJ Schwend, a product designer working on the OWA team here in Exchange. I've put together this overview of the best new features in our Beta 1 release. We've made huge strides to improve the online experience and our goal is to keep being the Read More

Harold Wong recorded a short (16 minute) screencast to walk through the necessary steps to publish Exchange 2003 via Outlook Web Access (OWA) to the Internet (a single Exchange Server) using ISA 2004. Check it out here: http://msexchangeteam.com/videos/9/owamobility/entry427651.aspx Read More

I just posted instructions on how to create this OWA theme on my blog: In addition to the cow look, it also has a moooooooooooo for a new mail sound, and a cowbell for the reminder. Have fun! - KC Lemson Read More

Working in Support Services, I get to explain this subject a lot, so I thought I’d share it here too. This blog post will explain what the flow of the client access a BE server through a FE server looks like, including access to domain controllers that Read More

Over the years that OWA has been developed we’ve kept our focus on improving user productivity through supporting many of the timesaving features present in Outlook and other Windows applications.  Unfortunately many users don’t realize that these Read More

1 Background   A few weeks ago, I returned from a two week bicycling adventure through the fjords of Norway.  Accompanying me on this trip was an old racing buddy and friend from grade school as well as a bit of his extended family.   Read More

Tosh Meston mentioned this on his blog a while ago, but as OWA customization subjects seem to be very popular, here it is: There are two relatively new TechNet articles out there that talk specifically about customizations of Exchange 2003 OWA in lots Read More

"The Exchange Web Client" was the first web email client produced by Microsoft.  It had an interesting green and black color scheme but it did most of the basic needs for doing messaging.  We didn't have enough time to add calendaring support Read More

I am pleased to announce that this month's Exchange Web release contains a tool that the Exchange performance, development, and operations teams at Microsoft have used for quite some time called Exchange User Monitor (Exmon) and can be downloaded Read More

A while ago we had a post on XBOX OWA theme. Eileen Brown posted a 8 minute blogcast on how to customize OWA themes and - the theme files are officially available for download now. Read the rest here! Enjoy! - Nino Bilic Read More

Do you have great development skills? Are you passionate about writing robust code and pride yourself on designing the best solution to a problem possible?  Do you find creative ways to break things and debug tough problems? Do you want to work on Read More

OWA normally posts only 2 months of FB data by default, this is done across all users on the Exchange server. Outlook has the ability to let each user post as much or as little FB data as they need. (Tools | Options | Calendar Options | Free/Busy Options). Read More

OWA and Outlook both post and poll the same FB data to the public store, but each client has its own method and time frame when data is posted. When Outlook needs to post data, each client simply calculates the data and writes it directly to the public Read More