Set up seperate inboxes in Outlook 2003?

[Guest]

I'm trying to set up separate inboxes, sent mail, deleted folders etc for
each of my pop3 email accounts, similar to how Hotmail accounts get their own
set of folders seperate from the normal POP3 account.

In the past I've simply used the message rules in Outlook Express to move
all emails sent to such and such address into a separate folder although
quite a few emails manage to slip through into the main inbox.

Now, however, I've got Office 2003 Student edition through college, and I'm
looking to separate my ISP, Gmail, organisation and website accounts into
different sets of folders properly.

The problem is most of my ideas have been fairly poor solutions and I'm sure
there are much better solutions available. However I can find nothing of any
help/relevancy in the Outlook 2003 help files or on Google.

I've tried to create a seperate personal folder file for each account, which
creates a new personal folder in the main menu, however it only has "Deleted
Items" and "Search Folders" listed underneath - no Inbox, sent mail, junk
mail etc.

Thus anyone have any tips on how to separate email accounts so they have
their own sent mail/inbox folders etc without having to switch between
profiles etc?

Thanks.

 

[Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]]

You can only have one set of Personal Folders to which mail can be
delivered.
Most of us would just create a separate folders in the PST for each mail
account and use rules to direct the messages from each account into its
respective folder.