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Full Outlook Web Access on Chromebook — When trying to load the Outlook Web App on a Chromebook you'll find that you can only access the 'light' version. It's pretty easy to fix, you just need to spoof the user agent. On a regular desktop computer launch Chrome and type chrome://version...
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