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Annie Woughman May 9th 06 02:15 AM

Removing multiple users from Outlook
 
We did some computer switching, which involved uninstalling a copy of Office
XP and replacing it with a copy of Office 2003. Now when I open Outlook, it
makes me choose a user. This wasn't in the .pst file which was transferred
for the other computer, but apparenly it was on this computer someplace.
How can I get Outlook to simply open for the one account without that dialog
box popping up?



Ben M. Schorr - MVP May 9th 06 02:48 AM

Removing multiple users from Outlook
 
Aloha Annie,

Control Panel | Mail | Show Profiles...remove any profiles you don't want.
Select the one you do want and set it as the default. (if there are more
than one left)

-Ben-
Ben M. Schorr, MVP
Roland Schorr & Tower
http://www.rolandschorr.com
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We did some computer switching, which involved uninstalling a copy of
Office XP and replacing it with a copy of Office 2003. Now when I
open Outlook, it makes me choose a user. This wasn't in the .pst
file which was transferred for the other computer, but apparenly it
was on this computer someplace. How can I get Outlook to simply open
for the one account without that dialog box popping up?




Brian Tillman May 9th 06 02:49 AM

Removing multiple users from Outlook
 
Annie Woughman wrote:

We did some computer switching, which involved uninstalling a copy of
Office XP and replacing it with a copy of Office 2003. Now when I
open Outlook, it makes me choose a user.


It's probably asking you for which mail _profile_ not which user. Look in
the Mail applet in Control Panel.
--
Brian Tillman


Annie Woughman May 9th 06 06:18 AM

Removing multiple users from Outlook
 

"Brian Tillman" wrote in message
...
Annie Woughman wrote:

We did some computer switching, which involved uninstalling a copy of
Office XP and replacing it with a copy of Office 2003. Now when I
open Outlook, it makes me choose a user.


It's probably asking you for which mail _profile_ not which user. Look in
the Mail applet in Control Panel.
--
Brian Tillman

Thank you. This did the trick.




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