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I have Windows XP home edition 2002 and Outlook 2002. Both are completely
updated. I am logged on as the administrator and in Outlook I want to allow
other users on my computer to access my inbox. I've gone into Options, then
Administration but section to allow other users access is grayed out. Why?
How can I get into this?
 
Are you using Exchange server?

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|I have Windows XP home edition 2002 and Outlook 2002. Both are completely
| updated. I am logged on as the administrator and in Outlook I want to
allow
| other users on my computer to access my inbox. I've gone into Options,
then
| Administration but section to allow other users access is grayed out.
Why?
| How can I get into this?
 
John said:
I have Windows XP home edition 2002 and Outlook 2002. Both are
completely updated. I am logged on as the administrator and in
Outlook I want to allow other users on my computer to access my
inbox. I've gone into Options, then Administration but section to
allow other users access is grayed out. Why? How can I get into this?
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That option applies only when using an Exchange server. If you want others
to be able to see your messages, you'll have to move your PST to a shared
folder.
 
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