windows mail exchange server

I've heard a lot of comments about the ability of Windows Mail in Vista being able to work with Exchange Server, but I sure can't see where I can enter my Exchange Server setting into it anywhere. Can anyone shed some light on this? Many thanks.
LarryMcJ

"LarryMcJ" wrote in message

I've heard a lot of comments about the ability of Windows Mail in Vista being able to work with Exchange Server, but I sure can't see where I can enter my Exchange Server setting into it anywhere. Can anyone shed some light on this? Many thanks.
LarryMcJ

Your Exchange Server has to have enabled POP3 or IMAP and SMTP servers. You enter the name of the two servers just like you would for an ISP.
For help with Exchange see microsoft.public.exchange.setup or microsoft.public.exchange.misc
-- Frank Saunders, MS-MVP, OE/WM Please reply in newsgroup.

Thanks, Frank...I went up and checked after I posted to see if that might be the issue, and of course it was. I had setup Exchange pretty much default for my company and actually didn't want POP3 to be active...so I'll just leave it like it is, as this was just for a test of Windows Mail, anyway. Thanks for the reply!
LarryMcJ
"Frank Saunders, MS-MVP, OE/WM" wrote in message

"LarryMcJ" wrote in message I've heard a lot of comments about the ability of Windows Mail in Vista being able to work with Exchange Server, but I sure can't see where I can enter my Exchange Server setting into it anywhere. Can anyone shed some light on this? Many thanks.
LarryMcJ
Your Exchange Server has to have enabled POP3 or IMAP and SMTP servers. You enter the name of the two servers just like you would for an ISP.
For help with Exchange see microsoft.public.exchange.setup or microsoft.public.exchange.misc
-- Frank Saunders, MS-MVP, OE/WM Please reply in newsgroup.

File | Import or Export | Messages works with Exchange.
steve
"LarryMcJ" wrote in message

I've heard a lot of comments about the ability of Windows Mail in Vista being able to work with Exchange Server, but I sure can't see where I can enter my Exchange Server setting into it anywhere. Can anyone shed some light on this? Many thanks.
LarryMcJ