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It is better to create 2 separate accounts. each can be protected by password and each has its own pop server information.<br />
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Will this work ?<br />
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Sunray
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It is better to create 2 separate accounts. each can be protected by password and each has its own pop server information.

Will this work ?

Sunray

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Thanks Sunray... but then I think my mailboxex are in the same place... I need to seperate everything!!<br />
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Thanks Sunray... but then I think my mailboxex are in the same place... I need to seperate everything!!



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Maybe you could try runining 2nd copy as another user. Create another windows user account, logon, configure outlook, etc.., log back to your &quot;original&quot; account, create 2nd shortcut for outlook, properties, run as .. (type new account user/pass).
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Maybe you could try runining 2nd copy as another user. Create another windows user account, logon, configure outlook, etc.., log back to your "original" account, create 2nd shortcut for outlook, properties, run as .. (type new account user/pass).

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Mihailo, <br />
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That's a fine idea... Thanks. <br />
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I'll have a go right away...<br />
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Mihailo,

That's a fine idea... Thanks.

I'll have a go right away...



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So...,<br />
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I'm running MS2K prof. and have fiddled around with some of the properties in the new shortcut but it always seems to run with my main account.<br />
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Any ideas?<br />
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So...,

I'm running MS2K prof. and have fiddled around with some of the properties in the new shortcut but it always seems to run with my main account.

Any ideas?



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Greetings,<br />
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Is it possible to run two TOTALY seperate copies of Outlook?<br />
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I'd like to separate my accounts and mailboxes in ways that 1 copy just can't do...<br />
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Thanks a million...
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Greetings,

Is it possible to run two TOTALY seperate copies of Outlook?

I'd like to separate my accounts and mailboxes in ways that 1 copy just can't do...

Thanks a million...

Multiple seperate copies.

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.