I have multiple profiles set up so that I can use multiple Email accounts
from the same computer, most of them with different PST files. This means
that when I exit from one outlook profile, I would like to "log into"
another. However since I installed Office 2007, when I exit from say profile
A, and try and log into profile B, I am presented with the mail account of
profile A. On closer examination, I noticed that the process rundown of
OUTLOOK.Exe did not happen.

Is there a setting to have outlook.exe rundown on exiting Outlook?

Many thanks,

Haresh JOSHI.

as long as nothing is keeping it open, it should close within seconds.

http://www.slipstick.com/problems/close.htm

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Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours
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I have multiple profiles set up so that I can use multiple Email accounts
from the same computer, most of them with different PST files. This means
that when I exit from one outlook profile, I would like to "log into"
another. However since I installed Office 2007, when I exit from say
profile
A, and try and log into profile B, I am presented with the mail account of
profile A. On closer examination, I noticed that the process rundown of
OUTLOOK.Exe did not happen.

Is there a setting to have outlook.exe rundown on exiting Outlook?

Many thanks,

Haresh JOSHI.

Most efficient and definitive way: WITH A SLEDGEHAMMER!

Managing multiple e-mail accounts was a wizz in Outllok 2000 and still is in
Outlook Express. Why did Microsoft had to interfere with something that was
miraculously working?
--
Fustrated Bill


" wrote:

I have multiple profiles set up so that I can use multiple Email accounts
from the same computer, most of them with different PST files. This means
that when I exit from one outlook profile, I would like to "log into"
another. However since I installed Office 2007, when I exit from say profile
A, and try and log into profile B, I am presented with the mail account of
profile A. On closer examination, I noticed that the process rundown of
OUTLOOK.Exe did not happen.

Is there a setting to have outlook.exe rundown on exiting Outlook?

Many thanks,

Haresh JOSHI.

Of course.. But there's nothing I am doing which is keeping it open. This is
particularly a problem with MS Office 2007. Luckily we have only
recommeded/upgraded (for test purposes) about 30 out of 10,000 and there are
a lot of performance problems with this version. I noticed that OUTLOOK.exe
stay in the task manager for minutes (atleast) on other PCs with a single
Outlook profile.

H. JOSHI.
(CIO).

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

as long as nothing is keeping it open, it should close within seconds.

http://www.slipstick.com/problems/close.htm

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours
Need Help with Common Tasks? http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/
Outlook 2007: http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2007/

Outlook Tips by email:


Outlook Tips: http://www.outlook-tips.net/
Outlook & Exchange Solutions Center: http://www.slipstick.com
Subscribe to Exchange Messaging Outlook newsletter:



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I have multiple profiles set up so that I can use multiple Email accounts
from the same computer, most of them with different PST files. This means
that when I exit from one outlook profile, I would like to "log into"
another. However since I installed Office 2007, when I exit from say
profile
A, and try and log into profile B, I am presented with the mail account of
profile A. On closer examination, I noticed that the process rundown of
OUTLOOK.Exe did not happen.

Is there a setting to have outlook.exe rundown on exiting Outlook?

Many thanks,

Haresh JOSHI.

Becuase this is how developers have fun - and managers stay occupied and
customers get tortured..

"Fustrated Microsoft User" wrote:

Most efficient and definitive way: WITH A SLEDGEHAMMER!

Managing multiple e-mail accounts was a wizz in Outllok 2000 and still is in
Outlook Express. Why did Microsoft had to interfere with something that was
miraculously working?
--
Fustrated Bill


" wrote:

I have multiple profiles set up so that I can use multiple Email accounts
from the same computer, most of them with different PST files. This means
that when I exit from one outlook profile, I would like to "log into"
another. However since I installed Office 2007, when I exit from say profile
A, and try and log into profile B, I am presented with the mail account of
profile A. On closer examination, I noticed that the process rundown of
OUTLOOK.Exe did not happen.

Is there a setting to have outlook.exe rundown on exiting Outlook?

Many thanks,

Haresh JOSHI.