> The usual way is to click or select a message, then go up or down to the > last message, Shift click it, then hit delete. The interface has only > boxes that can be checked and there is no apparent way to click > more than one box at a time for deletion purposes. > > Also, how does one do a search for a particular email if you know > which sender you want to view. > > This is on a Mac running OS X, but should not matter at all as > connection to the MS Exchange Server is via a web browser.
It's called the "Lite" version. It does matter as non-Windows IE browsers don't use ActiveX, which OWA relies on for the more local-app-like features, such as dragging between folders. You also can't access public folders in the lite version, which is a curious design decision (and has caused me some grief). I've read that the upcoming version of Exchange will be coded differently and will do away with the Lite version, so that non-IE brwosers won't be crippled so. And yes, you need to click the check boxes. Yes, it's a pain. ************************************************************************* ** List info, subscription management, list rules, archives, privacy ** ** policy, calmness, a member map, and more at http://www.cguys.org/ ** *************************************************************************
