You don't have to do anything with the pst-file from the other user; each
user will have its own pst-file automatically created when configuring
Outlook for the first time.

The fact that you can't open Outlook in the other user account is because
you did not properly configure the mail profile. I suggest you start with a
new mail profile via Control Panel- Mail- Show Profiles- New Profile

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"NB" wrote in message
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ON my old computer I had two different windows user accounts. Each user
account used outlook to access a different bigpond email address. I am
setting up my new computer with Vista & outlook 2007. I have one user
account & one email address working but I can't set up the other email
address in the other user account because I can't open outlook in the
other
user account. I'm not super computer literate. I have been searching
online
help and I think I must either have to open the same pst file with both
Windows users or set up another pst file for the second windows user. Or
there must be an easier way. I don't remember having this trouble when I
set
up the old one.
Thanks for your response.

"Roady [MVP]" wrote:

What exactly are you trying to do? Open the same pst-file with both
Windows
users?

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Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
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http://www.msoutlook.info/
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"NB" wrote in message
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I have 2 windows user accounts. Can open outlook in one but not the
other.
Both have admin status. Message I get is "File access is denied. You
do
not
have the permission required to access the file
c:\users\cal\appdata\local\mcrosoft\outlook\outloo k.pst". I cant work
out
how to share access. Can anyone help?