Thank you for the clarification. Well noted and will be done accordingly.

To DAS - thank you for the English grammar correction!


"PA Bear [MS MVP]" wrote in message
...
As long as you've enabled "Leave a copy of messages on the server," you
can
have an email account running on as many computers & identities as you
wish.

If "Remove from the server after XX days" is enabled one more than one
computer, you may not be able to download all of the messages you want
into
OE on all computers. Think about it.


Capt K Ripendran wrote:
One last query - hopefully! Can I include both Email ID's (actually 4 of
them - two each for me and my son ) in both PC's? However, the two PC's
have
separate Identity's. And why is it that in only one PC, I should check
under
Delivery,

"Remove from the server after XX days"?

That's fine.

Capt K Ripendran wrote:
Thank you ALL. I also forgot to inform that both PC's have Home
Edition
and
there is NO separate Server! Is it Okay? They are just connected thru
a
4-port Router with separate Identities and Email ID's.

"PA Bear [MS MVP]" wrote in message
...
On both computers:

• Tools | Accounts | Mail | [account] | Properties | Advanced |
Delivery

Leave a copy of messages on the server (check this)

• Tools | Accounts | Mail | [account] | Properties | Advanced |
Delivery

Delete from the server when deleted from 'Deleted Items' (check as
desired)

On one computer:

• Tools | Accounts | Mail | [account] | Properties | Advanced |
Delivery

Remove from the server after XX days (select appropriate number &
check).

NB: Do not attempt to share one identity over the network!
--
~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-IE, Mail, Security, Windows Client - since 2002
www.banthecheck.com


Capt K Ripendran wrote:
We have shifted from a SOHO to a nearby Office. We have two PC's
both
with
Win XP SP3 and OE6 with separate User ID's. We have two separate
Email
Id's
but we would like receive ALL incoming Emails in both PC's for
Business
purposes. As such, I would like to know if there is any way we can
share
Emails with separate User accounts under XP.