I've traditionally used Outlook with multiple Pop3 email accounts. I
recently began a consulting engagement and I now have an account on their
Exchange Server. I was suprised to find that ALL of my personal email is now
copied to their Exchange Server! Is there a way for me to use a single
Outlook profile but keep my personal email separate from the business email
for this client? Also, is there a way for me to delete those personal
messages that have been copied to their server?

GaWildcatAlum <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> I've traditionally used Outlook with multiple Pop3 email accounts. I
> recently began a consulting engagement and I now have an account on
> their Exchange Server. I was suprised to find that ALL of my
> personal email is now copied to their Exchange Server! Is there a
> way for me to use a single Outlook profile but keep my personal email
> separate from the business email for this client?

Move incoming personal messages to a different folder using an account-based
rule.
--
Brian Tillman

Please be more specific. It appears that all of my existing folders have
been copied to their server. Do you mean I should use multiple PST files?

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

> GaWildcatAlum <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
> > I've traditionally used Outlook with multiple Pop3 email accounts. I
> > recently began a consulting engagement and I now have an account on
> > their Exchange Server. I was suprised to find that ALL of my
> > personal email is now copied to their Exchange Server! Is there a
> > way for me to use a single Outlook profile but keep my personal email
> > separate from the business email for this client?
>
> Move incoming personal messages to a different folder using an account-based
> rule.
> --
> Brian Tillman
>
>

GaWildcatAlum <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> Please be more specific.

What was unclear?

> It appears that all of my existing folders have been copied to their
> server. Do you mean I should
> use multiple PST files?

You can if you want, but it's not necessary. However, a separate PST for
the personal stuff would be my choice.
--
Brian Tillman