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I use my pesonal laptop at my office and consequently my Outlook is connected
to the company's server. While I am told by the company owner that I can set up personal folders, etc. in the same Outlook program and that no one in the office will have access nor will the server copy my address books or email, I am not comfortable with the potential risk. To be absolutely certain my personal security is not compromised, I would like to have a separate copy of my Outlook installed to use for personal information and business. Currently my existing Outlook is setup to receive email to my office address only and has only my company-related address book. Can I have two copies of Outlook 2003 installed on my computer, or will updates, etc. get confused? I would have the second copy set-up with my personal address book and personal address only. Thanks for your help. |
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