You're welcome! :-)

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"kansaskolors" wrote in message
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Thank you for the information. Now that I understand how OA works a little
better, and after all the information I have gotten through this
discussion
group, I now have a nicely functioning OA experience. And my bosses are
happy
too. Thanks again.

"Roady [MVP]" wrote:

You can separate them via various mechanisms depending on your needs and
Outlook version.
See http://www.howto-outlook.com/howto/sortmail.htm

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"kansaskolors" wrote in message
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I have a pop account for my personal e-mail account. What Outllok
Anywhere
is
doing, it is not diferentiating between my pop account and my exchange
account. Is it normal for Outlook Anywhere to store both types of
accounts
on
the Exchange server or am I missing a setting somewhere? Thanks for any
help
you may be able to give.

"Hal Hostetler [MVP-P/I]" wrote:

What kind of personal account? A POP3 account will deposit email in
your
normal Inbox and would, therefore, be stored on the Exchange Server.
An
IMAP account stores email on the IMAP server, Outlook will create an
.OST
image of your IMAP folders on your local machine, so this data would
not
be
stored on the Exchange Server unless you move or copy it from the IMAP
inbox
to your Exchange inbox.

Hal
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"kansaskolors" wrote in
message
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Thank you for the information!! If you don't mind, one more
question.
When
I
changed the delivery location, is outlook anywhere supposed to
migrate
both
my work and personal e-mails to the exchange server? I'm kind of a
noob
with
exchange.

"Roady [MVP]" wrote:

Don't set a pst-file as the default delivery location but leave it
set
to
the Exchange mailbox.

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"kansaskolors" wrote in
message
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I have Exchange 2007 setup to use outlook Anywhere. I have 3
'Test'
computers
using OA. OA works fine from 2 of them but when I update on the
third
computer, all e-mails in only the inbox (all other folders remain
intact)
from the other two are removed and remain on the third. Any
suggestions?