My wife and I have 2 seperate email accounts.
Currently I use Incredimail....and we like being able to log on seperately.
But, I want to switch over to Outlook.
Is there a way to keep her mail seperate from mine....??
I have Outlook 2003 Inside MS Office Basic version with SP1.

Thanks

Av88or wrote:

My wife and I have 2 seperate email accounts.
Currently I use Incredimail....and we like being able to log on
seperately. But, I want to switch over to Outlook.
Is there a way to keep her mail seperate from mine....??
I have Outlook 2003 Inside MS Office Basic version with SP1.

Thanks

Certainly - IF you actually do have separate email addresses and not aliases
of the one master account.
The first and best way is to set up a separate Windows log-on for your wife.
that will give her a completely separate Office setup, My documents etc.
The second best, if you really don't want to do that is to set up a second
Outlook profile. (Control Panel-Mail)
The third option if you REALLY don't want to do either of those (and if you
have aliases for email addresses this is the only option AFAIK) set up two
different inboxes in Outlook and use Rules to separate out the messages.

HTH


--
Gordon Burgess-Parker
Interim Systems and Management Accounting
www.gbpcomputing.co.uk

Thanks very much...I will try the third option as it more clearly defines my
situation....I appreciate the insight.

"Gordon" wrote:

Av88or wrote:

My wife and I have 2 seperate email accounts.
Currently I use Incredimail....and we like being able to log on
seperately. But, I want to switch over to Outlook.
Is there a way to keep her mail seperate from mine....??
I have Outlook 2003 Inside MS Office Basic version with SP1.

Thanks

Certainly - IF you actually do have separate email addresses and not aliases
of the one master account.
The first and best way is to set up a separate Windows log-on for your wife.
that will give her a completely separate Office setup, My documents etc.
The second best, if you really don't want to do that is to set up a second
Outlook profile. (Control Panel-Mail)
The third option if you REALLY don't want to do either of those (and if you
have aliases for email addresses this is the only option AFAIK) set up two
different inboxes in Outlook and use Rules to separate out the messages.

HTH


--
Gordon Burgess-Parker
Interim Systems and Management Accounting
www.gbpcomputing.co.uk

Ok, I have decided to go with the 1st option....
Is there a way to make my folders pop up when I am viewing my email account
and then have a seperate list of folders when she logs in and views here mail
under her logon?
Maybe I did not do the logon setup properly to get a completely seperate
setup??
Thanks,

"Gordon" wrote:

Av88or wrote:

My wife and I have 2 seperate email accounts.
Currently I use Incredimail....and we like being able to log on
seperately. But, I want to switch over to Outlook.
Is there a way to keep her mail seperate from mine....??
I have Outlook 2003 Inside MS Office Basic version with SP1.

Thanks

Certainly - IF you actually do have separate email addresses and not aliases
of the one master account.
The first and best way is to set up a separate Windows log-on for your wife.
that will give her a completely separate Office setup, My documents etc.
The second best, if you really don't want to do that is to set up a second
Outlook profile. (Control Panel-Mail)
The third option if you REALLY don't want to do either of those (and if you
have aliases for email addresses this is the only option AFAIK) set up two
different inboxes in Outlook and use Rules to separate out the messages.

HTH


--
Gordon Burgess-Parker
Interim Systems and Management Accounting
www.gbpcomputing.co.uk

Av88or wrote:

Ok, I have decided to go with the 1st option....
Is there a way to make my folders pop up when I am viewing my email
account and then have a seperate list of folders when she logs in and
views here mail under her logon?

Each of you will create a mail profile with Control Panel's Mail applet
using your own Windows login. While creating the profile, you will specify
a PST for mail storage. The default location for each of you will be
completely different (under each of your Local Settings folders).
Completely separate mail is guaranteed unless the mailbox on the mail server
is actually the same for both of you and then, again, it boils down to
needing rules to sort out the incoming mail. You can tell if this is true
if you both use the same username/password to log into the mail server
despite having different mail addresses. If you have separate credentials,
then chances are your mailboxes are separate and you'll be all set. If the
credentials match, however, even though your addresses look different,
they're not really, since they both deliver mail to the same mailbox on the
server. If that's the case, I would suggest that you configure your Outlook
accounts to leave copies of messages on the server and then set up a rule
for each of you that deletes all incoming mail EXCEPT FOR when the recipient
address contains your name.
--
Brian Tillman