Russ Valentine said:Yes, but the method would depend on which of 2 completely different versions
of Outlook 2000 you are using:
Internet Mail Only or
Corporate/Workgroup
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
CYHH said:I would like to use Outlook 2000 to retrieve several different email
accounts
but I want them separated so my husband can look at his emails without
having
to search through mine. Is there a way to seperate the mail so we only see
our own emails?
CYHH said:Thanks Russ,
I'm not sure but lets say I'm using internet mail only can it be done and
if
so how?
Russ Valentine said:Yes, but the method would depend on which of 2 completely different
versions
of Outlook 2000 you are using:
Internet Mail Only or
Corporate/Workgroup
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
CYHH said:I would like to use Outlook 2000 to retrieve several different email
accounts
but I want them separated so my husband can look at his emails without
having
to search through mine. Is there a way to seperate the mail so we only
see
our own emails?
Russ Valentine said:Not readily because IMO provides no method to create or repair profiles.
Try going into your registry at this point:
(Win 9x/ME) HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows Messaging
Subsystem\Profiles\<your profile name>
(Win NT/2000/XP) HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows
NT\CurrentVersion\Windows Messaging Subsystem\Profiles\<your profile name>
Look in the tree under that point (it should be full of keys with long
hexidecimal value names) and look for a section that references the PST file
you want off of your folder tree. Export that section (for safety) and then
delete it.
If your registry only contains one entry for a PST file, then we'll have to
use another hack to recreate your Outlook profile.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
CYHH said:Thanks Russ,
I'm not sure but lets say I'm using internet mail only can it be done and
if
so how?
Russ Valentine said:Yes, but the method would depend on which of 2 completely different
versions
of Outlook 2000 you are using:
Internet Mail Only or
Corporate/Workgroup
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
I would like to use Outlook 2000 to retrieve several different email
accounts
but I want them separated so my husband can look at his emails without
having
to search through mine. Is there a way to seperate the mail so we only
see
our own emails?
CYHH said:Ok I have obviously gotten in over my head because the information you've
given me may as well have been written in japanese, but being of a
persistant
nature I'll try again. How would I go about seperating the addresses if I
have the Corporate/Workgroup version?
Russ Valentine said:Not readily because IMO provides no method to create or repair profiles.
Try going into your registry at this point:
(Win 9x/ME) HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows Messaging
Subsystem\Profiles\<your profile name>
(Win NT/2000/XP) HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows
NT\CurrentVersion\Windows Messaging Subsystem\Profiles\<your profile
name>
Look in the tree under that point (it should be full of keys with long
hexidecimal value names) and look for a section that references the PST
file
you want off of your folder tree. Export that section (for safety) and
then
delete it.
If your registry only contains one entry for a PST file, then we'll have
to
use another hack to recreate your Outlook profile.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
CYHH said:Thanks Russ,
I'm not sure but lets say I'm using internet mail only can it be done
and
if
so how?
:
Yes, but the method would depend on which of 2 completely different
versions
of Outlook 2000 you are using:
Internet Mail Only or
Corporate/Workgroup
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
I would like to use Outlook 2000 to retrieve several different email
accounts
but I want them separated so my husband can look at his emails
without
having
to search through mine. Is there a way to seperate the mail so we
only
see
our own emails?