Googie wrote:

Thanks for the tip; and for the assessment of our poor practices
based upon absolutely zero information about the nature,
proportionality and respective amount or frequency of our computer
use.

It is always a poor practice in a business environment to share accounts on
a computer, regardless of the nature of what you do.

Anyway-okay, sure, Outlook 2002 then. Well, as my partner prefers
Outlook Express (and uses the machine far less than I do), I think
I've decided to let her have the OE and I'll take the Outlook, which
I prefer. I have a personal address as well, but I'll just do that
through webmail or maybe get around to the profile thing if it gets
cumbersome.

Once thing you may run into is that Outlook and Outlook Express may tussle a
little when it comes to dfetermining which mail program is the default
program, that can be addressed.
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Brian Tillman