I have an Exchange account that I set up incorrectly. I have it delivering to
a .pst file instead of the Exchange mailbox. As a result, the emails are
being deleted from the server when downloaded. Is there a way in Outlook 2007
to change from delivering email to a .pst file to delivering to the Exchange
mailbox? I want to be able to view emails on a work PC and a home PC. Or, do
I have to create a new account in order to achieve my goal? thanks

Tools, accounts, data files tab. Set the mailbox as default. move the mail
back to the mailbox from the pst.

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"jtarbutn" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have an Exchange account that I set up incorrectly. I have it delivering
> to
> a .pst file instead of the Exchange mailbox. As a result, the emails are
> being deleted from the server when downloaded. Is there a way in Outlook
> 2007
> to change from delivering email to a .pst file to delivering to the
> Exchange
> mailbox? I want to be able to view emails on a work PC and a home PC. Or,
> do
> I have to create a new account in order to achieve my goal? thanks
>