In other words, when I launch OL 2003, I used to be able to have it have a
login box come up where I could choose which account I wanted to log into and
it would then prompt me for the password for that account.

I just recently had to rebuild my PC and after reinstalling OL 2003, I can't
figure out how to do this again.

Please help.

Thanks alot.
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Steve,
To get the prompt to chose which profile to open Outlook2003 with:
Close Outlook Control Panel Mail Show Profiles button Select to prompt
which profile to start with.

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"Steve" wrote in message
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In other words, when I launch OL 2003, I used to be able to have it have a
login box come up where I could choose which account I wanted to log into
and
it would then prompt me for the password for that account.

I just recently had to rebuild my PC and after reinstalling OL 2003, I can't
figure out how to do this again.

Please help.

Thanks alot.
--
Learn by doing what you''ve never done.

Rich,

I've done that and still don't get separate login boxes for my 2 email
accounts. Should I have a profile for both accounts?
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"Rich/rerat" wrote:

Steve,
To get the prompt to chose which profile to open Outlook2003 with:
Close Outlook Control Panel Mail Show Profiles button Select to prompt
which profile to start with.

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"Steve" wrote in message
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In other words, when I launch OL 2003, I used to be able to have it have a
login box come up where I could choose which account I wanted to log into
and
it would then prompt me for the password for that account.

I just recently had to rebuild my PC and after reinstalling OL 2003, I can't
figure out how to do this again.

Please help.

Thanks alot.
--
Learn by doing what you''ve never done.

Steve,
Yes you would need to create two (2) profiles, and only add the mail
account(s) for that profile. Do not have the mail accts listed in both
profiles.

Again with Outlook closed Control Panel Mail Show Profiles Make sure
prompt for profile is selected Select the first profile Properties Select
*.PST file or files one at a time assigned to that profile Settings Data
files Change Password Select box to add password to your password list if
you choose.

You may have multiple *.PST files assigned to an individual profile, if you
use IMAP or HTTP (HotMail) accts in that profiles. And you will need to add
a password to each one.

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Rich,

I've done that and still don't get separate login boxes for my 2 email
accounts. Should I have a profile for both accounts?
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"Rich/rerat" wrote:

Steve,
To get the prompt to chose which profile to open Outlook2003 with:
Close Outlook Control Panel Mail Show Profiles button Select to prompt
which profile to start with.

--
Have A Good Day
Rich/rerat

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"Steve" wrote in message
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In other words, when I launch OL 2003, I used to be able to have it have a
login box come up where I could choose which account I wanted to log into
and
it would then prompt me for the password for that account.

I just recently had to rebuild my PC and after reinstalling OL 2003, I
can't
figure out how to do this again.

Please help.

Thanks alot.
--
Learn by doing what you''ve never done.