Yes, you can configure Oracle Connector for Outlook to download specified mail and calendar folders to your hard drive so you can work with them when you are not connected to the mail and calendar servers. See the Configuring offline support section of the Oracle Connector for Outlook online help for step-by-step instructions. These items are stored locally and will be different for each profile you create. However, you can add your personal folders and address book to each profile.

These instructions are written for Outlook 2003. Instructions may vary slightly for other supported versions of Outlook. In the Capacity box, type the maximum number of meeting attendees and click OK. The Search criteria window closes. In the Resource Scheduling window, under Search Results, right-click the desired resource and select Select Resource.

Yes, you can schedule and join Web conferences from Oracle Connector for Outlook. The Oracle Connector for Outlook online help describes how to perform these functions.

Yes. Oracle Connector for Outlook synchronizes with a variety of PDAs through third-party conduit software. See system requirements for information on the sync conduits certified with this release of Oracle Connector for Outlook.

Yes. Oracle Connector for Outlook connects directly to the database on the Oracle Calendar server so that you can schedule with other Oracle Calendar users and benefit from real-time scheduling. Outlook users gain all the benefits of the Oracle Calendar solution, including interoperability with the full range of Oracle Calendar clients (Windows, Mac, Unix, Linux, and Web), wireless connectivity, and personal digital assistant (PDA) synchronization tools.

To install Oracle Connector for Outlook on Windows NT, 2000, XP, or 2003, you must have administrative privileges on your computer.

A simple migration of data can be done by exporting your .PST file from Exchange, and importing the file into Connector for Outlook. All the data you own follows you to the new system. If you are using the same computer, all this transfer requires you to do is to point to the same PST location you were previously using with Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Exchange. To do this, import your Personal Folder File (.pst) to Oracle Connector for Outlook.

Wireless messages for all components of Oracle Collaboration Suite are managed from one central location. After setting up your wireless information, you must enable Calendar notifications and reminders. In the Notification Details section of the Edit Contact Rule page, select by SMS from the Notification Channel drop-down list. See the Oracle Connector for Outlook online help for more information on setting your wireless preferences.

Working with Oracle Connector for Outlook is very similar to working with Microsoft Outlook and Exchange. To benefit from the added functionality of the Oracle Calendar server, you must sometimes use new menu options and features that are documented in the Oracle Connector for Outlook online help. While the core functionality of Outlook is not affected, certain Outlook features like message recall, mail merge, and setting send options are currently not supported.

Oracle Connector for Outlook does not change the core functionality of Microsoft Outlook. Therefore, the procedures documented in Outlook's online help are still applicable to Oracle Connector for Outlook. Features specific to Oracle Connector for Outlook are documented in the Oracle Connector for Outlook online help.

This point is really about _starting up_ offline. The flash Aimchart site will continue to function with cached data even if disconnected from the server, so you don't need to do anything to work offline as long as you keep the viewer open. Aimchart does not currently have an offline mode. This means that it will continue to try to get additional data from the server. You cannot test working offline unless you disconnect your network connection. This is only as secure as your local machine.

I am trying to use an SQL database which uses trusted (or mixed) security. The Test button works but it doesn't let me in. however I am getting 31, ODBC error with statement, error number is: 3704 The operation requested by the application is not allowed if the object is closed. I've moved on from the Standard and Custom ODBC Select statement and I am in the process of setting up with the "Advanced" ODBC string. Tell me more about this.

Error: "Cannot connect to the Citrix metaframe server, there is no metaframe server on the specified address." Error: "Cannot connect to the Citrix metaframe server, the socket is not already bound to an address." Error: "Failure to load Active X Control" when trying to load Stentor through Physician's Portal.

To our knowledge, the current version of the plug-in should work with Windows 98 and above and Outlook 2000 or above. You may be able to get the plug-in to work with Windows 95 if you install the most recent version of Internet Explorer possible, but we are not certain about this. The troubleshooting guide for the Outlook plugin contains the most up-to-date help for working around known problems.

The SpamBayes Outlook plug-in simply watches the folders that you have instructed it to for new mail. When new mail is received, Outlook informs SpamBayes, which then scores the message and performs the actions you have asked it to, depending on the message score. Thus it isn't involved in the delivery of mail, and so has no idea that it is coming from Exchange.

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