Re: Offtopic: Forwarding in MS Outlook

[Chris McMahan <cmcmahan@one.net>]

I may not understand your problem completely, but why wouldn't using
the IMAP features of gnus work for you. Exchange supports IMAP as well
as POP3.

Chris McMahan

Roman Belenov writes:
 > Sorry for such offtopic, but 1) the reason of my question is quite
 > related to NT Emacs/Gnus 2) I don't know where to find info on MS
 > Outlook.
 > 
 > Is there any way to customize forwarding in MS Outlook so that it
 > forwards all headers of the original message ?
 > 
 > Actually I'm trying to make Gnus/Emacs work with MS Exchange server
 > (if anybody knows better solution, please inform me - but read below
 > for some details). Because of some changes in a company I'm working
 > for in a few weeks I won't be able to use POP3 server I'm using now
 > and POP3 will NOT be installed on MS Exchange server too (it's a
 > company policy, not an administrator decision).
 > 
 > The solution I'm trying to implement now is to make MS Outlook a
 > gateway between Gnus/Emacs and Exchange. Since MS Exchange
 > provides SMTP service (it seems that it won't be turned off), the
 > problem is with fetching incoming mail. So I wrote simple MTA that
 > simply saves incoming messages in the certain directory (it's enough
 > for Gnus) and made Outlook forward messages I'm interested in to that
 > MTA. The only problem is that MS Outlook strips almost all headers from the
 > message, so it's impossible to sort them and so on. Is there any way
 > to make Outlook forward messages verbatim ? Although even this
 > crippled solution may work (well, it's possible to sort messages
 > inside Outlook sending them to different addresses and then make
 > necessary fields in MTA based on recipient address) I hope it can be
 > enhanced.
 > 
 > -- 
 >  							With regards, Roman.
 > 
 > 

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