Using Microsoft Outlook Web Access

Outlook Web Access (OWA) is a way for TSL employees with an e-mail account to send, receive, read and manage e-mail through a normal Internet connection. There is no special connection or setup required. You only need to know your network logon username and password.

Below are some instructions on using OWA. Please note that you may need to know what type of operating system you are using.

Windows XP

	For Windows XP users, you will be asked to provide two types of credentials: a username and a password. The username may be specified in one of two ways: either username@onlinelogistics.com or ONLINELOGISTICS\username. Then, enter your normal network password.
		Username is ONLINELOGISTICS\john.doe	Alternatively, you may use john.doe@onlinelogistics.com

Windows 2000, ME, 98 or 95

	For Windows 2000 users, you will be asked to provide three pieces of information: username, password and domain. For username, use your normal login (ex: john.doe). Then, enter your password. In the "Domain" field, put ONLINELOGISTICS (there is no need to use all caps; the domain field is not case sensitive).

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