"DESCRIPTION 1"="When using Outlook with a Microsoft Exchange Server in cached mode, Outlook behaves as it would be in offline mode. This means, if will only ask the server from time to time if new items are available and downloads them. Mostly this configuration is used in organizations where one small server should support a lot of users and thus calls to the server by the clients should be minimized."
"DESCRIPTION 2"="In most cases this works well, but the use of a cached version of the Global Address List can cause problems. For example, if you have several "Jacks" in your organization, it can happen that the offline (cached) version of the Global Address List only contains one of these "Jacks" and thus the email will be sent to the wrong recipient. "
"DESCRIPTION 3"="When this setting is turned on, Outlook will always try to connect to the Global Address List on the server and use it before trying to resolve names using the cached version of it. "
"DESCRIPTION 4"="If you are experiencing problems with the Global Address List and Outlook clients in cached mode, you should turn this setting on."
"VERSION"="1.00"
"AUTHOR"="Xteq Systems"
"COPYRIGHT"="Copyright ⌐ Xteq Systems"
"CONTACTURL"="http://www.x-setup.net/"
"COMMENT 1"="See Microsoft Knowledge Base Article - 831124"