I have a customer that upgraded from Outlook 2000 to Outlook 2003. They are using POP3 mail to communicate with the world and Exchange 5.5 (SBS 4.5) for internal mail and public folders. I had outlook 2000 configured to deliver mail to the PST file when it was received and any email sent that didn�t have a mailbox on the Exchange server would use the SMTP server configured in internet email. If a message was sent and the To: had an Exchange mailbox the message would be sent to the Exchange server and not the SMTP server configured in internet email. Since the upgrade to Outlook 2003 the internal mail doesn�t go to the Exchange server, it goes to the SMTP server configured in internet email and the internal recipient gets the message from the POP3 server. This works for internal users that have POP3 mail accounts with the ISP but some users don�t have POP3 accounts and they can�t communicate with email to other internal users. Does anyone know how to configure Outlook 2003 to act like Outlook 2000 in this situation?
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