Have set up seperate accounts and profiles for myself and wife and configured
to ask for which profile to use. After boot up of the computer and click on
outlook it asks to choose the profile and enter password. However, if I close
outlook and reopen, it goes directly to the profile which had just been
opened (does not give a choice of profile or ask for password). If I restart
the computer, outlook then works properly and ask to select a profile when
it opens.
Any suggestions? Thanks

It probably means OL is not closing properly, check in Task ManagerRunning
Processess for outlook.exe, if found terminate it

"MrTech" wrote in message
...
Have set up seperate accounts and profiles for myself and wife and
configured
to ask for which profile to use. After boot up of the computer and click
on
outlook it asks to choose the profile and enter password. However, if I
close
outlook and reopen, it goes directly to the profile which had just been
opened (does not give a choice of profile or ask for password). If I
restart
the computer, outlook then works properly and ask to select a profile
when
it opens.
Any suggestions? Thanks

Unfortunately I had tried that. At the moment, the only way I get it to
request the two different profiles is to do a restart. If you can think of
anything else please advise.

"DL" wrote:

It probably means OL is not closing properly, check in Task ManagerRunning
Processess for outlook.exe, if found terminate it

"MrTech" wrote in message
...
Have set up seperate accounts and profiles for myself and wife and
configured
to ask for which profile to use. After boot up of the computer and click
on
outlook it asks to choose the profile and enter password. However, if I
close
outlook and reopen, it goes directly to the profile which had just been
opened (does not give a choice of profile or ask for password). If I
restart
the computer, outlook then works properly and ask to select a profile
when
it opens.
Any suggestions? Thanks

You sure about that? You did click on process name header/title bar to sort
the processess?

"MrTech" wrote in message
...
Unfortunately I had tried that. At the moment, the only way I get it to
request the two different profiles is to do a restart. If you can think of
anything else please advise.

"DL" wrote:

It probably means OL is not closing properly, check in Task
ManagerRunning
Processess for outlook.exe, if found terminate it

"MrTech" wrote in message
...
Have set up seperate accounts and profiles for myself and wife and
configured
to ask for which profile to use. After boot up of the computer and
click
on
outlook it asks to choose the profile and enter password. However, if I
close
outlook and reopen, it goes directly to the profile which had just been
opened (does not give a choice of profile or ask for password). If I
restart
the computer, outlook then works properly and ask to select a profile
when
it opens.
Any suggestions? Thanks

Yup, sure about that.

"DL" wrote:

You sure about that? You did click on process name header/title bar to sort
the processess?

"MrTech" wrote in message
...
Unfortunately I had tried that. At the moment, the only way I get it to
request the two different profiles is to do a restart. If you can think of
anything else please advise.

"DL" wrote:

It probably means OL is not closing properly, check in Task
ManagerRunning
Processess for outlook.exe, if found terminate it

"MrTech" wrote in message
...
Have set up seperate accounts and profiles for myself and wife and
configured
to ask for which profile to use. After boot up of the computer and
click
on
outlook it asks to choose the profile and enter password. However, if I
close
outlook and reopen, it goes directly to the profile which had just been
opened (does not give a choice of profile or ask for password). If I
restart
the computer, outlook then works properly and ask to select a profile
when
it opens.
Any suggestions? Thanks

MrTech wrote:

Yup, sure about that.

Have you tried setting up separate Windows logins for each of you? That
should allow you to have completely separate mail profiles without Outlook
having to ask.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

I am experiencing the same issue. The timing seemed to coincide with the May
patch release.
I am running Windows XP, Outlook 2003, and connecting to an Exchange 2003
server. I have multiple profiles set up on the machine. Once the machine is
booted, or I log off and then back on to the machine, if I open Outlook I can
choose a profile. Once I exit, and re-open Outlook, the last profile opens
automatically. I have checked Task Manager and Outlook is no longer running
after I shut down.