We've long since reached the critical mass that Metcalfe's Law predicts- as greater numbers of people gain access to the internet, the more inexorable the draw is on everyone else to get connected. Add the ubiquity of WiFi access points, and the increasing availability of high-speed 3G cellular networks, and it's difficult to find any place that you can't be online, if you really want to be.Īnd people, not just geeks, really want to be online. It's why both Firefox and Internet Explorer still have Work Offline under the File menu, hanging there like a vestigial tail.īut do you know anyone that actually uses work offline? Is there anything more futile than a web browser without a connection to the internet?īy now, more than 50 percent of Americans have broadband internet. Select Turn on offline access, then click OK.Ĭontinue through the remainder of the on-screen setup steps.īy default, Offline Mode will include your Inbox, your Draft folder, and the five most-recently accessed folders, but you can (optionally) choose specific folders to sync.Ĭlick the plus signs, then select the desired folders.It's the classic achilles heel of web applications- without an internet connection, they're useless. In the red, Cornell-branded Office 365 nav bar, click the gear icon, then select Offline settings.
To use it, you must set it up on the device where you want it available. Retrieval of attachments is not available.Ĭan only be used on a computer where you are the only Office 365 user.
Intended for laptops (and desktops), not tablets or smartphones.Įmail view limited to past three days or 150 emails (whichever is larger) in Inbox, Drafts, and the five folders most recently viewed while online.Ĭalendar is limited to past month and future year. Requires Internet Explorer 10+, Safari 5+, or Chrome.
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