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Guest
How do I get my husbands mail off my user name and my own mail on
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Julian
Michelle said:How do I get my husbands mail off my user name and my own mail on
Divorce him and buy a new PC out of the proceeds.
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Julian
Michelle said:How do I get my husbands mail off my user name and my own mail on
Have you set up your email account in Windows Mail?
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Gary VanderMolen
Do you have separate email addresses?
And you're sharing one computer?
Either use separate Windows user logins, or else use
message rules to keep the mail separated.
Gary VanderMolen
And you're sharing one computer?
Either use separate Windows user logins, or else use
message rules to keep the mail separated.
Gary VanderMolen
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Guest
lol he just bought me this pc but its his email addy thats set up on my
username, I use this one all the time and he uses it rarely...other thing is
he doesnt even know how to email
username, I use this one all the time and he uses it rarely...other thing is
he doesnt even know how to email
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Guest
Yes but keeps opening his
Julian said:Have you set up your email account in Windows Mail?
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Guest
yes separate addy's
have separate user logins
his mail on my login
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Julian
Michelle said:Yes but keeps opening his
In which case both must be setup in Windows Mail
and your old man's is set as default.
So... select Tools > Accounts (from your mail WM window)
Click to highlight your email account,
then click on "Set as Default."
Click on "Close"
Exit Windows Mail and restart it.
Now what happens?
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Julian
Oh sod it! Just call your lawyer....
ps. The UK is particularly good at the moment...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/6690367.stm
;-)
ps. The UK is particularly good at the moment...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/6690367.stm
;-)
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mac
If you have separate login to Vista, and different email accounts/addresses,
then go to WM, (in your login account), >tools>accounts>select his account
and hit remove.
Do you get your own mail too?
then go to WM, (in your login account), >tools>accounts>select his account
and hit remove.
Do you get your own mail too?
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Guest
nothing lol, sent a test email from my yahoo addy and it went the folder I
created in message rules, so is still his acc
created in message rules, so is still his acc
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Guest
yes I tried to remove his acc but it wont do it...oh well guess I'll stay
with yahoo, msn and gmail lol, at least there my mail is MY mail and not his
with yahoo, msn and gmail lol, at least there my mail is MY mail and not his
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Julian
Michelle said:yes I tried to remove his acc but it wont do it...oh well guess I'll stay
with yahoo, msn and gmail lol, at least there my mail is MY mail and not
his
Within a week there should be a new mail client for Vista
and that may well solve your problem.
Alternatively you could consider Polonium-210! ;-)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexander_Litvinenko_poisoning
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Guest
I am new to Windows Mail. Had Outlook Express, where my wife and I each had
our own identities, and could switch to whichever wanted to do mail. Now in
setting up windows mail, I set up 2 accounts - one for each of us. But, all
our mail is shown in the inbox when we open Windows Mail. How do we keep our
emails separate?
our own identities, and could switch to whichever wanted to do mail. Now in
setting up windows mail, I set up 2 accounts - one for each of us. But, all
our mail is shown in the inbox when we open Windows Mail. How do we keep our
emails separate?
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Gary VanderMolen
Go to Tools, Message Rules, Mail, New...
and the wizard will guide you through the creation of a new message
rule. You should wind up with two rules looking something like this:
1. Where the message is from the 'His' account
move it to the 'His' folder
and stop processing more rules.
2. Where the message is from the 'Her' account
move it to the 'Her' folder
and stop processing more rules.
Hope this helps.
Gary VanderMolen
and the wizard will guide you through the creation of a new message
rule. You should wind up with two rules looking something like this:
1. Where the message is from the 'His' account
move it to the 'His' folder
and stop processing more rules.
2. Where the message is from the 'Her' account
move it to the 'Her' folder
and stop processing more rules.
Hope this helps.
Gary VanderMolen