Using the Basics of OWA/2003
OWA, like most Outlook client software, is basically used for sending and receiving email via the Web. Basic email messaging has been the focus for the Exchange client software programs and will continue to be, with added features providing even more functionality for collaboration and communications. There are some organizations that either don't want their employees to be bothered with all the features or are using older or different browsers. To accommodate all users, Microsoft created user modes in Outlook Web Access 2003 that provide differing levels of feature availability. Some of the improvements and functionality changes in OWA 2003 are available only while using the premium user mode, and not the basic user ...
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