On Jul 1, 11:47 pm, "Remove ABCD from Email address to reply"
wrote:
If you want the mail from each account to be in separate mail boxes you can
do it 2 ways - 1 by creating a rule, 2 in the account setup in 2007 in lower
left you can change the folder
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Neil
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On Jul 1, 9:06 am, ChesterCoronel
wrote:
It seems that Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 can't find the settings
automatically for your mail server. The only option that you can do is to
manually configure the server settings (POP3 & SMTP) for your e-mail.
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Chester C. Coronel
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On my home computer running under WIN XP, I am currently using Outlook
Express with multiple e-mail accounts (POP3) at the same ISP. I am
trying to set up new accounts on WIN Outlook 2007 on my Vista home
computer. When I use the Outlook account setup wizard, it seems not to
be able to find my e-mail account/ISP. I have very carefully entered
the e-mail address and password in the wizard. Am I missing something
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Thank you, Chester,
Yes, I have now manually set up multiple accounts in Outlook 2007 and
have set each account separately in its own "group" for send/receive
messages. But, how do I select an individual account so that I am only
looking at the e-mail messages sent/received pertaining to that
account? Right now it appears that all the messages from ALL accounts
are there. Henry- Hide quoted text -
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Thanks, Neil,
But, I'm still having trouble. I go to Rules and I don't see any
option related to separation of messages for multiple accounts. When I
look in the lower left corner of Outlook, all I see are selections for
Mail, Calendar, Tasks, etc. Selecting either of these also does not
appear to have the "separation" option. Now, Outlook opens into
Outlook Today. I have Account A, Account B, Account C and Account D.
Normally, I would like to open Outlook in Account A so that I see only
messages relating to it. Then, I want the option that when I want to I
can select one of the other Accounts and see only the messages
relating to that Account. Is the procedure to achieve this explained
in Outlook Help? Or some place else?