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A computer has both OE and Outlook 2003 installed. OE is password
protected to start up. When the user opens Outlook, the prompt to log into the identity for OE pops up even without OE being started. How is OE tied into Outlook at that point, and how can this login be disable at this point? (The OE people sent me here because they didn't know the answer.) |
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Are you sure this is an OE Identity and not an OL Profile thats popping up?
"mcp6453" wrote in message ... A computer has both OE and Outlook 2003 installed. OE is password protected to start up. When the user opens Outlook, the prompt to log into the identity for OE pops up even without OE being started. How is OE tied into Outlook at that point, and how can this login be disable at this point? (The OE people sent me here because they didn't know the answer.) |
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DL wrote:
Are you sure this is an OE Identity and not an OL Profile thats popping up? "mcp6453" wrote in message ... A computer has both OE and Outlook 2003 installed. OE is password protected to start up. When the user opens Outlook, the prompt to log into the identity for OE pops up even without OE being started. How is OE tied into Outlook at that point, and how can this login be disable at this point? (The OE people sent me here because they didn't know the answer.) It is the same window that pops up for OE when I try to open it. Plus, the password is the same one that I used for OE. It did not start happening until I started using OE on this (new) computer. Outlook is on an Exchange server and does not have a separate password. |
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I'll leave it those that know about Exchange
"mcp6453" wrote in message ... DL wrote: Are you sure this is an OE Identity and not an OL Profile thats popping up? "mcp6453" wrote in message ... A computer has both OE and Outlook 2003 installed. OE is password protected to start up. When the user opens Outlook, the prompt to log into the identity for OE pops up even without OE being started. How is OE tied into Outlook at that point, and how can this login be disable at this point? (The OE people sent me here because they didn't know the answer.) It is the same window that pops up for OE when I try to open it. Plus, the password is the same one that I used for OE. It did not start happening until I started using OE on this (new) computer. Outlook is on an Exchange server and does not have a separate password. |
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mcp6453 wrote:
It is the same window that pops up for OE when I try to open it. Plus, the password is the same one that I used for OE. It did not start happening until I started using OE on this (new) computer. Outlook is on an Exchange server and does not have a separate password. Click ToolsOptionsMail Setup and examine the selections in the "Dial-up" portion of the dialogue. ALso click ToolsE-mail AccountsNext, select your Exchange account and click CHange, then More Settings. Examine the Connections tab. "Connect using my Local Area Network (LAN)" should be selected. -- Brian Tillman |
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