Remove Account From Default Send/Receive

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Larry R Harrison Jr

It's very easy to keep an email account in Outlook Express yet exclude it
from normal send/receive operations. I can see no such thing for email
accounts in Outlook XP. Where is it?

I've been under "Tools--Email Accounts" and advanced options, seemingly
everything. I just can't find it.

LRH
 
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Larry R Harrison Jr

Sorry for the bother, I found it--in a weird & unusual place (I think).

You have to select "Tools...Options" then the "Mail Setup" tab then
"Send-Receive" then click the GROUP "All Accounts" in the group name box,
then "Edit."

Huh? That's kind of a weird way to do it. But anyway. Problem solved.
 
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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Welcome to Outlook! ;)

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. Due to
the (insert latest virus name here) virus, all mail sent to my personal
account will be deleted without reading.

After furious head scratching, Larry R Harrison Jr asked:

| Sorry for the bother, I found it--in a weird & unusual place (I
| think).
|
| You have to select "Tools...Options" then the "Mail Setup" tab then
| "Send-Receive" then click the GROUP "All Accounts" in the group name
| box, then "Edit."
|
| Huh? That's kind of a weird way to do it. But anyway. Problem solved.
|
|
| || It's very easy to keep an email account in Outlook Express yet
|| exclude it from normal send/receive operations. I can see no such
|| thing for email accounts in Outlook XP. Where is it?
||
|| I've been under "Tools--Email Accounts" and advanced options,
|| seemingly everything. I just can't find it.
||
|| LRH
 
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Brian Tillman

Larry R Harrison Jr said:
You have to select "Tools...Options" then the "Mail Setup" tab then
"Send-Receive" then click the GROUP "All Accounts" in the group name
box, then "Edit."

Or Tools>Send/Receive>Send/Receive Setup>Define Send/Receive Groups. Select
All Accounts and click Edit.
 

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