Outlook

[Walt]

How do I set up 2 e-mail accnts, so my wife's e-mail doesn't mix w/mine when
it's downloaded? We use the same computer, so we only have one Office 2003.

 

[Snelj23]

You could set up rules to sort the mail to different folders, based on the
account. You could also just add "E-mail Account" to the fields shown in
your Inbox, so a quick glance will tell which mail is intended for whom.

 

[Gordon]

How do I set up 2 e-mail accnts, so my wife's e-mail doesn't mix
w/mine when it's downloaded? We use the same computer, so we only
have one Office 2003.

Easiest answer is, if you are using Windows XP or W2K is to set up a
separate Windows log-in for your wife. She will then get a completey
separate set of Office functions, including Outlook. HOWEVER, this will not
work if in fact your email addresses are not actually separate email
addresses but are in fact aliases of the one username.

Ie. If your email addresses are on the form of (e-mail address removed) then this
will work. If they are in the form of (e-mail address removed) then it will NOT
work, and you need to use rules within the one instance of Outlook.