onlydarksets
06-04-2007, 01:51 AM
I haven't seen this posted anywhere, but I stumbled across it after responding to another post about Exchange.
You can setup a hosted Exchange 2007 account that will let you play around with the new OWA. Just go here:
https://signmeup.exchange2007demo.com/exchange2007demo/
I haven't tried setting up Exchange sync on my Q (nor will I), but you can (see here (https://signmeup.exchange2007demo.com/exchange2007demo/supp/faq.htm#_Toc159740001)).
OWA is rather slow, but I have a feeling that's a function of the hosting, not of Exchange. Also, it's a fairly restricted account (see the FAQ (https://signmeup.exchange2007demo.com/exchange2007demo/supp/faq.htm)), but it's my first chance to test-drive Exchange 2007 OWA. The new UI is very slick, and many of the features are well thought out (i.e., stolen from Zimbra/Open-Xchange/etc.). ;)
You can setup a hosted Exchange 2007 account that will let you play around with the new OWA. Just go here:
https://signmeup.exchange2007demo.com/exchange2007demo/
I haven't tried setting up Exchange sync on my Q (nor will I), but you can (see here (https://signmeup.exchange2007demo.com/exchange2007demo/supp/faq.htm#_Toc159740001)).
OWA is rather slow, but I have a feeling that's a function of the hosting, not of Exchange. Also, it's a fairly restricted account (see the FAQ (https://signmeup.exchange2007demo.com/exchange2007demo/supp/faq.htm)), but it's my first chance to test-drive Exchange 2007 OWA. The new UI is very slick, and many of the features are well thought out (i.e., stolen from Zimbra/Open-Xchange/etc.). ;)