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SUMMARYWhen you issue a search against a catalog that returns links to Exchange Server public folder documents, on some client computers, you may receive a link to open the article in Outlook Web Access and in Microsoft Outlook; however, on other client computers, you may only receive a link to open the article using Outlook Web Access. MORE INFORMATION
The search samples with Site Server all have code within the page that checks the user agent string of the browser to see if it is capable of loading ActiveX controls. If the user agent string contains MSIE 3 or MSIE 4 and Windows 95 or Windows NT, then a link is generated for both Outlook Web Access and Outlook to access the document. If the user agent string does not contain those values, it is assumed the client cannot handle ActiveX and a link is returned for Outlook Web Access.
if ((Instr(UserAgent,"MSIE 3") > 0) or (Instr(UserAgent,"MSIE 4") > 0)) and ((Instr(UserAgent,"Windows 95") > 0) or (Instr(UserAgent,"Windows NT") > 0)) thenAdding other conditionals on the if statement to match user agent settings on your client should allow the search page to return links for both types of document access. Please note that simply changing the search page to return both links does not guarantee that your browser can use the ActiveX control properly. Additional query words:
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