That's a good solution too, especially if she doesn't use the calendar or
doesn't need a calendar of her own and can share yours. You can keep both
programs open at the same time too.

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"Tim" wrote in message
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Thanks for the response.

I finally figured this out too.
Solution: Set up wife in Outlook Express and I keep Outlook account!
She does not understand profiles and only wants email with minimal
options.



"Diane Poremsky" wrote:

Only if you use rules or each have your own Outlook profile.

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"Tim" wrote in message
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I set up Outlook 2003 with 2 email accounts for my wife and me.
We are using MSN http.
All email sent from either inbox ends up in a single (default) sent
items
folder under my account.

Is there any way to have my wife's sent email go to her sent items
folder
and my sent email go to my sent items folder?

Thanks for the help.

Tim