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I think the only way to do that is to have two Outlook profiles, one for her and one for General HR stuff. &nbsp;Then when she starts Outlook it should ask her which profile she wants to use.
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I think the only way to do that is to have two Outlook profiles, one for her and one for General HR stuff.  Then when she starts Outlook it should ask her which profile she wants to use.

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OK I tried to do a search and came up empty... The email is not exactly going into the wrong box. &nbsp;I guess are new HR rep is a bit picky. &nbsp;We run a separate email account for General HR Stuff like Monster.com and people to send resume too. I set it up in office 2003 for her log in to have access to that email account so she gets a folder and has the rights to do as she wills will the email, but when she deletes the message instead of going to the deleted items in the HR folder it ends up in her folder. &nbsp;I am assuming this is how it works but maybe there is a way to have it go to its own folder -any advice will be helpful
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OK I tried to do a search and came up empty... The email is not exactly going into the wrong box.  I guess are new HR rep is a bit picky.  We run a separate email account for General HR Stuff like Monster.com and people to send resume too. I set it up in office 2003 for her log in to have access to that email account so she gets a folder and has the rights to do as she wills will the email, but when she deletes the message instead of going to the deleted items in the HR folder it ends up in her folder.  I am assuming this is how it works but maybe there is a way to have it go to its own folder -any advice will be helpful

Deleted email going in the wrong Box...

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.