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I have a user who we just upgraded her MS Outlook from XP to 2003. I guess in the XP version of Outlook, when she would go to File &gt;&nbsp;Open Other Users Folders to open another user's inbox, it would open up in a new window. This would let her view both her inbox and the other user's inbox at the same time. <br />
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In the 2003 version, it doesn't create a new window when she opens another user's inbox. Instead, it replaces the view of her mailbox.<br />
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I know it seems petty, but this user would like to have other user's folders pop up in a new window.<br />
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Any ideas?
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I have a user who we just upgraded her MS Outlook from XP to 2003. I guess in the XP version of Outlook, when she would go to File > Open Other Users Folders to open another user's inbox, it would open up in a new window. This would let her view both her inbox and the other user's inbox at the same time. 

In the 2003 version, it doesn't create a new window when she opens another user's inbox. Instead, it replaces the view of her mailbox.

I know it seems petty, but this user would like to have other user's folders pop up in a new window.

Any ideas?

Open Other Users Folders &gt; New window?

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.

Open Other Users Folders &gt; New window?

Open Other Users Folders > New window?