VanguardLH said:
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Your job.
Okay, so does that mean the laptop is your company's property?
If so, it is THEIR property and THEY get to dictate what software is on
it, not you.
If the laptop is your property, does your company actually let you use
personal laptops to connect to THEIR network? Usually companies don't
want hosts in unknown states connecting into their network.
Why would you need to have multiple programs installed for e-mail? I
have never seen an e-mail client that let you define just 1 account. So
use ONE install of Outlook to yank from both accounts.
There might be another reason why you asked about have 2 concurrent
installs of Outlook but you chose to keep it a secret.
The limitation Chris is trying to get around is that Outlook only
accepts one exchange account in a profile and he would like to connect
to two. Apparently ownership of the laptop and company policies seem to
be an issue for you but it has nothing to do with the question Chris asked.
Chris, the answer is to set-up two profiles in Outlook one of which
connects to your work Exchange account and the other which connects to
your personal Exchange account. You will not be able to access both at
the same time unless your Exchange Host allows connecting to Exchange
via IMAP or POP which sort of defeats the purpose of having a personal
Exchange account. In the Outlook profile manager you can set it to
prompt you for which profile you would like to use when Outlook loads.
Unfortunately running two versions of Outlook is not possible unless you
run one in a virtual machine.