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January 4th 07, 01:50 PM
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Running two sessions of Outlook...
Is it possible, at all to run two sessions of Outlook 2003, on the same pc,
at the same time? I know I can create profiles (one for work, and the other for personal). But, I need to keep works profile opened 24/7, but still want to check personal from time to time... Thanks in advance 
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January 4th 07, 02:12 PM
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Running two sessions of Outlook...
No, you can't have two profiles open simultaneously. Could you add both
accounts to the same profile and manage it with rules or something? "Ivan T Williams" wrote in message ... Is it possible, at all to run two sessions of Outlook 2003, on the same pc, at the same time? I know I can create profiles (one for work, and the other for personal). But, I need to keep works profile opened 24/7, but still want to check personal from time to time...
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January 4th 07, 02:34 PM
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Running two sessions of Outlook...
Vince,
Thanks for the reply! Brilliant idea, and I did it in the past. But, I use a BlackBerry too. And, adding my personal accounts in Outlook causes me to get a 'duplicate' notification on my BlackBerry... But, I suppose I could create a rule or something to stop this from happening, no? "Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]" wrote in message ... No, you can't have two profiles open simultaneously. Could you add both accounts to the same profile and manage it with rules or something? "Ivan T Williams" wrote in message ... Is it possible, at all to run two sessions of Outlook 2003, on the same pc, at the same time? I know I can create profiles (one for work, and the other for personal). But, I need to keep works profile opened 24/7, but still want to check personal from time to time...
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January 4th 07, 02:45 PM
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Running two sessions of Outlook...
Not sure of your complete setup but it's worth a shot.
"Ivan T Williams" wrote in message ... Vince, Thanks for the reply! Brilliant idea, and I did it in the past. But, I use a BlackBerry too. And, adding my personal accounts in Outlook causes me to get a 'duplicate' notification on my BlackBerry... But, I suppose I could create a rule or something to stop this from happening, no?
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