Single Messages Page: In the earlier version of OWA, only a handful of messages were displayed on a single page.This helps the end-user to access and manage the full mail thread, as a single source. Conversation View: In the new OWA, all the mails related to a single conversation are gathered from various mailbox folders so as to form a common thread, like in the case of newsgroups or forums.Regardless of the kind of browser used, the end-user experience is pretty much the same. Multi-Browser Support: Now the users can access OWA premium through non-Microsoft web browsers, such as, Safari 3+ and Firefox 3+.The various interface enhancements at the user’s end include:
This change was accompanied by a new method of access, having a single inbox for all kinds of emails, instant messages, voice mails and text messages.All these features can be accessed through an internet web browser. The Exchange 2010 witnessed a change in the name of “Outlook Web Access” which became “Outlook Web Apps”. The Conversion of OWA (Outlook Web Access) to OWA (Outlook Web Apps)
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