Peter Gort ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) recycled some electrons by writing:
> While setting up Macintosh Manger accounts for some of our staff, I found
> out the hard way that Entourage does NOT store the Microsoft User Data
> folder in the System defined "Documents" folder, it does it in the explicit
> (path to startup disk) & "Documents" folder. (IIRC, OE5 DID work properly in
> this regard)
It works fine in this regard for me here.
You'll probably get a problem with excess network traffic. If Entourage is
in the foreground, the network arrows in the top left of the menu bar will
go berserk, even if you're not doing anything in Entourage. You can even
disconnect the machine from the network (and therefore disconnect the
Documents folder), and the network arrows will still go crazy. If you do
this, Entourage will still try to open messages (even though you're no
longer connected to the server), and will display garbage instead of the
proper message text.
Best regards,
Stewart
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