Thanks Bo - that's it! It works. I had to uncheck the password protected sharing and it works. Great. I can now use some of non-Vista software and print out from it. Assuming my host is properly protected with AV and firewall and I don't connect to the Interent through the guest, there is presuambly no need to secure the guest (with AV)? Although I woudl accept that if something infectde

"JackWhiteIII" <JackWhiteIII@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:82D6577E-46D0-480C-8B7F-431D128A94C4@microsoft.com... However, should I be worried if my host is connected to the Interent whilst my guest OS is running? The answer to this, and to the vast majority of questions in here, is simple: think of your virtual machines as *exactly the same* as your physical

You're welcome. "JackWhiteIII" <JackWhiteIII@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:82A243F4-A8A8-4B58-8F64-AC1DECB4A754@microsoft.com... Thank you so much Robert. This is exactly it. I;ve been trying to sort this out for days and have googled and googled and seemed to find other people with the same issue but no solution. Thanks again. "robertmiles@bellsouthNOSPAM

If you share the same message store, the password will not be remembered. The password encryption mechanism uses the user_name as part of the encryption key. As Robert already advised you, the solution is to have separate message stores, and have both users' email accounts configured to leave a copy of messages on the server. -- Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (WLMail) "JackWhiteIII" <JackWhiteIII@discussions