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Old June 28th 06, 05:50 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
roy
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Default Outlook 2003 - Pop Account & Exchage Account in two separated personal folders

Hi,
i'm using outlook 2003 with my pop3 company account, with all
my personal forlders, account, calendar ,etc...
I'm using an exchange account with another company via OWA,
with its shared and personal folders ...

Can i use both account in Outlook 2003 ???
i tried but i can only use one "personal folders" shared by two accounts ...
i want to take accounts separated in toe root "Personal Folders".

hope explain it clearly ! ugh!

thanks in advance for ideas and support
roy



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Old June 28th 06, 07:13 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Diane Poremsky [MVP]
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Default Outlook 2003 - Pop Account & Exchage Account in two separated personal folders

you would need to use rules to use an exchange account and a pop account in
the same profile with two different stores. You could use HTTP protocol (if
you use http://, not https:// for owa) to access the second account in the
same profile.
http://www.outlook-tips.net/archives/2005/20050322.htm


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Hi,
i'm using outlook 2003 with my pop3 company account, with all
my personal forlders, account, calendar ,etc...
I'm using an exchange account with another company via OWA,
with its shared and personal folders ...

Can i use both account in Outlook 2003 ???
i tried but i can only use one "personal folders" shared by two accounts
...
i want to take accounts separated in toe root "Personal Folders".

hope explain it clearly ! ugh!

thanks in advance for ideas and support
roy



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