Hi Sharlyn, I am not sure if you got ur answers for the module you were referring to. Well, reading your earlier post, I presume that you have put the OWA in an IFRAME and accessed the OWA using the URLs! We are trying to do the same thing on our Intranet, but without ASP or .NET. Its just plain HTML and javascript. We were able to get customized views of the inbox or calendar. Microsoft has a whitepaper on how to customize the OWA in an IFRAME. You can pass the parameters in the OWA URL if you don't want the left folder bar to be displayed or the top menu bar to be displayed. Same thing goes for the calendar too. Hope this helps. Well, we are not able to get past the login screen within an iframe on our webpage. The webpage is installed on our intranet webserver and the OWA is on an external ISP server. I just cannot get past the logon screen in the iframe. -Sree |