Outlook 2003 Need assistance with a secondary mailbox

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oz_cast

I am using Outlook 2003 and I was assign 2 mailboxes. Can I run 2 inboxes for
the 2 different email accounts I have? if so how please?

when I sent emial it comes out of my primary account. when I receive email I
get then all in one inbox.

please assist.

thank you
 
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Diane Poremsky [MVP]

what type of email accts? If exchange, and they are two different mailboxes
you need to send as permissions on the second.
 
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oz_cast

so I have my (e-mail address removed) account and also (e-mail address removed) how can I make them
have each their onw mailbox within outlook 2003? I think I should be able to
use one profile for both? right now I only show one inbox and emails to
(e-mail address removed) and (e-mail address removed) come in to the same inbox. need to separate
the emails from oz and help..
can you help me?

thank you
 
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Diane Poremsky [MVP]

you'll need to use rules to move one of the addresses to a new folder. Or...
you can use search folders, one for each account - the messages will stay in
one inbox but they'll each have their own virtual folder so you know which
acct they are from.
 
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oz_cast

how come when I created an IMAP or HTTP account it created their mailboxes??
I dont get it..
 
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Diane Poremsky [MVP]

Because those mailboxes are kept on the mail server and copies of the
messages are stored locally - this allows you to check mail from different
computers and have it identical on each. You can't mix http and pop3 in one
mailbox without copying the pop3 to the IMAP or http server or removing mail
from the IMAP or http server.

If your accounts support IMAP, you can use it to kept the accts separate,
but its just as easy to do it with rules or search folders if you don't want
or need to keep the messages on the server. These accounts don't support
flags, if you need to set reminders.









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