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December 25th 07, 02:43 PM
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Cannot use other accounts (IMAP/POP) if Exchange server is unavail
One of my Outlook accounts is my corporate Exchange server account. I can
connect to it only using the company's intranet. So it's normal that the Exchange server is not available when I'm not in the office. But I still have other accounts that count nothing with that Exchange one. Still, if Outlook starts and cannot find the Exchange server, it goes offline. Completely. So any othe account is offline. I cannot purge messages from IMAP account, for example. Is it a limitation of Outlook? If not, how can I make different accounts live together? Thank you, Denis 
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December 26th 07, 03:06 AM
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Cannot use other accounts (IMAP/POP) if Exchange server is unavail
Use separate mail profiles for the different accounts. One for Exchange and
one for IMAP. Configure your Outlook to prompt for a profile when starting. -- Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. How to ask a question http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375 After furious head scratching, DeJure wrote: | One of my Outlook accounts is my corporate Exchange server account. I | can connect to it only using the company's intranet. So it's normal | that the Exchange server is not available when I'm not in the office. | But I still have other accounts that count nothing with that Exchange | one. Still, if Outlook starts and cannot find the Exchange server, it | goes offline. Completely. So any othe account is offline. I cannot | purge messages from IMAP account, for example. Is it a limitation of | Outlook? If not, how can I make different accounts live together? | Thank you, | Denis
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December 27th 07, 10:59 AM
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Cannot use other accounts (IMAP/POP) if Exchange server is una
Nice workaround!
Thank you so much Milly Denis "Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote: Use separate mail profiles for the different accounts. One for Exchange and one for IMAP. Configure your Outlook to prompt for a profile when starting. -- Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. How to ask a question http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375 After furious head scratching, DeJure wrote: | One of my Outlook accounts is my corporate Exchange server account. I | can connect to it only using the company's intranet. So it's normal | that the Exchange server is not available when I'm not in the office. | But I still have other accounts that count nothing with that Exchange | one. Still, if Outlook starts and cannot find the Exchange server, it | goes offline. Completely. So any othe account is offline. I cannot | purge messages from IMAP account, for example. Is it a limitation of | Outlook? If not, how can I make different accounts live together? | Thank you, | Denis
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