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SUMMARYMicrosoft Outlook Web Access (OWA) for Microsoft Exchange Server provides users access to e-mail, personal calendar, group scheduling, and collaboration applications on Microsoft Exchange Server with only a Web browser. Outlook Web Access is implemented by a combination of Microsoft Active Server Pages technology on the Web server side, and Java controls and scripts downloaded on demand to the user's Web browser. MORE INFORMATION
Due to this lightweight client design, the only interface end-users must
have is a compatible Web browser, and all the workload of the client is
then pushed up to the Web server running the Outlook Web Access component.
This design is helpful to organizations and users who want a quick, easy
access to an Exchange Server mailbox, while requiring little to no
additional software installed on the client computer. OWA can be a great
solution for a kiosk environment, or simply for users who need quick access
to their Exchange Server mailbox without having a full MAPI client
installed.
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