| RE: Can u have multiple users on outlook 2007 with passwords on ea |
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Group: microsoft.public.outlook · Group Profile
Author: RivanRivan Date: Mar 27, 2007 17:16
I have two domains hosted by one exchange provider. I need to have a single
client access two exchange accounts, one on each domain. It is easy to
receive mail and forward it or make the account an alias, but I need a single
client to be able to send from an address either domains.
When I try to set up the second account in Outlook 2007, I get the message
only one exchange account allowed. Does 2007 allow two accounts?
And if I can't what is the structural reason I can't.
Thanks
"WhirlwindJim" wrote:
> Option1
> Create new User Acoounts for each user and create passwords for them. When a
> particular user logs in, they will have their own Outlook data.
>
> Option2
> If you'd prefer to have single login, then you can create several Outlook
> Profiles, each creating its own .PST file. Password protect the .PST files.
> You can create additional Profiles using the Mail applet found in Control
> Panel - just be sure to "Prompt for a profile" is selected.
>
> You cannot have to mail accounts open at the same time in Outlook as only
> one instance of Outlook can run at any time.
>
> Option3
>
> Use Outlook Web Access if connected to Exchange Server OR HTTP webmail if
> facility provided by your ISP/company.
>
> WWJ
>
> "Dawn" wrote:
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>> Im going to have more than one person using a computer with outlook and want
>> to share it. Can you have 2 seperate accounts or users on here with seperate
>> passwords?
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