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I'm trying to help some friends...
They have a WINXP(home) computer and both use the same email, but log onto the computer with different profiles. They are using outlook 2003. Now, how do they setup their computer so they both access the same Outlook profile (reading, downloading emails, etc) while logging onto their own, seperate windows accout? Thank you for any assistance. |
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One idea is to locate the PST file in a shared directory accessible by both.
Then log-in to Outlook in each and point the PST file to this location. I have never been a fan of two people sharing one account. I assume using two accounts has been ruled out already for whatever the reason(s) may be, correct? Esteban "Rob" wrote in message ... I'm trying to help some friends... They have a WINXP(home) computer and both use the same email, but log onto the computer with different profiles. They are using outlook 2003. Now, how do they setup their computer so they both access the same Outlook profile (reading, downloading emails, etc) while logging onto their own, seperate windows accout? Thank you for any assistance. |
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Esteban, Can you expand a bit about how to do this?
Thanks, Bart "Esteban Nunez" wrote: One idea is to locate the PST file in a shared directory accessible by both. Then log-in to Outlook in each and point the PST file to this location. I have never been a fan of two people sharing one account. I assume using two accounts has been ruled out already for whatever the reason(s) may be, correct? Esteban "Rob" wrote in message ... I'm trying to help some friends... They have a WINXP(home) computer and both use the same email, but log onto the computer with different profiles. They are using outlook 2003. Now, how do they setup their computer so they both access the same Outlook profile (reading, downloading emails, etc) while logging onto their own, seperate windows accout? Thank you for any assistance. |
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Hi Rob,
2 ideas: Share Outlook on the same PC: http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/olshare1.htm Share an IMAP Account: http://www.slipstick.com/mail1/olinet.htm#imap -- Oliver Vukovics Share Outlook without Exchange: Public ShareFolder 3rd time awarded on the largest IT Fair in the World: CeBIT 2006 http://www.publicshareware.com "Rob" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... I'm trying to help some friends... They have a WINXP(home) computer and both use the same email, but log onto the computer with different profiles. They are using outlook 2003. Now, how do they setup their computer so they both access the same Outlook profile (reading, downloading emails, etc) while logging onto their own, seperate windows accout? Thank you for any assistance. |
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