Hello all,
I have a test environment consisting of a Exchange 2007 server and two workstations of WinXP and Office 2010.
I have found that, when I imitate users roaming from machine to machine, the following message pops up from time to time on starting Outlook:
Outlook is using an old copy of your outlook data file. Exit Outlook, delete the file. It will be automatically created next time you initiate a send/receive.
While deleting the OST file is not difficult, it is a nuisance to do this task constantly. How can this issue be solved, other than disabling the cached mode? Thanks for your advice in advance.
Frederick Chow
I have a test environment consisting of a Exchange 2007 server and two workstations of WinXP and Office 2010.
I have found that, when I imitate users roaming from machine to machine, the following message pops up from time to time on starting Outlook:
Outlook is using an old copy of your outlook data file. Exit Outlook, delete the file. It will be automatically created next time you initiate a send/receive.
While deleting the OST file is not difficult, it is a nuisance to do this task constantly. How can this issue be solved, other than disabling the cached mode? Thanks for your advice in advance.
Frederick Chow