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Re-read Milly's post it said 'NEVER import'
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Re-read Milly's post it said 'NEVER import'
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Re-read Milly's post it said 'NEVER import'
D
DL
Re-read Milly's post it said 'NEVER import'
D
DL
Re-read Milly's post it said 'NEVER import'
D
DL
Re-read Milly's post it said 'NEVER import'
D
DL
Re-read Milly's post it said 'NEVER import'
J
Jeffrey
Right you are. Using the method described in the earlier reply
"NEVER import a .pst file in Outlook! Use Outlook File->Open->Outloo
Data
file. It will open the file as a secondary set of folders that yo
can
expand to drag and drop between your current .pst file folders."
Will this create a second data set? Sorry to still be uncertai
here....
Not sure how to create a second set so the two sets of data do no
mix.
Thank you.
I just did some research - do I just create a second email profile an
bring in the second contact information to the new profile? This wil
keep the two sets separate?
Would this work - for what I describe? This is a Microsoft article.
Thank you
How To Create a New Mail Profile
1. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
2. Click Start, point to Settings, and click Control Panel.
3. In Control Panel, double-click the Mail or the Mail and Fax icon.
4. On the Services tab, click Show Profiles.
5. Click Add to start the Inbox Setup Wizard.
6. Click to select the desired information services, and then clic
Next.
7. In the Profile Name box, type a name for the new profile.
8. Continue with the Inbox Setup Wizard to set up each of the selecte
services.
9. You will now see the new profile listed. Change the When startin
Microsoft Windows Messaging use this setting to the new profile tha
you just created.
10. Restart Outlook to use the new profile.
Back to the top
How To Set Outlook to Prompt You for a Profile at Startup
1. On the Tools menu, click Options.
2. On the Mail Services tab, click to select Prompt for a profile to b
used in the Startup Settings option, and then click OK.
3. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
The next time that you start Outlook, you will be prompted to select
user profile
"NEVER import a .pst file in Outlook! Use Outlook File->Open->Outloo
Data
file. It will open the file as a secondary set of folders that yo
can
expand to drag and drop between your current .pst file folders."
Will this create a second data set? Sorry to still be uncertai
here....
Not sure how to create a second set so the two sets of data do no
mix.
Thank you.
I just did some research - do I just create a second email profile an
bring in the second contact information to the new profile? This wil
keep the two sets separate?
Would this work - for what I describe? This is a Microsoft article.
Thank you
How To Create a New Mail Profile
1. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
2. Click Start, point to Settings, and click Control Panel.
3. In Control Panel, double-click the Mail or the Mail and Fax icon.
4. On the Services tab, click Show Profiles.
5. Click Add to start the Inbox Setup Wizard.
6. Click to select the desired information services, and then clic
Next.
7. In the Profile Name box, type a name for the new profile.
8. Continue with the Inbox Setup Wizard to set up each of the selecte
services.
9. You will now see the new profile listed. Change the When startin
Microsoft Windows Messaging use this setting to the new profile tha
you just created.
10. Restart Outlook to use the new profile.
Back to the top
How To Set Outlook to Prompt You for a Profile at Startup
1. On the Tools menu, click Options.
2. On the Mail Services tab, click to select Prompt for a profile to b
used in the Startup Settings option, and then click OK.
3. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
The next time that you start Outlook, you will be prompted to select
user profile
J
Jeffrey
Right you are. Using the method described in the earlier reply
"NEVER import a .pst file in Outlook! Use Outlook File->Open->Outloo
Data
file. It will open the file as a secondary set of folders that yo
can
expand to drag and drop between your current .pst file folders."
Will this create a second data set? Sorry to still be uncertai
here....
Not sure how to create a second set so the two sets of data do no
mix.
Thank you.
I just did some research - do I just create a second email profile an
bring in the second contact information to the new profile? This wil
keep the two sets separate?
Would this work - for what I describe? This is a Microsoft article.
Thank you
How To Create a New Mail Profile
1. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
2. Click Start, point to Settings, and click Control Panel.
3. In Control Panel, double-click the Mail or the Mail and Fax icon.
4. On the Services tab, click Show Profiles.
5. Click Add to start the Inbox Setup Wizard.
6. Click to select the desired information services, and then clic
Next.
7. In the Profile Name box, type a name for the new profile.
8. Continue with the Inbox Setup Wizard to set up each of the selecte
services.
9. You will now see the new profile listed. Change the When startin
Microsoft Windows Messaging use this setting to the new profile tha
you just created.
10. Restart Outlook to use the new profile.
Back to the top
How To Set Outlook to Prompt You for a Profile at Startup
1. On the Tools menu, click Options.
2. On the Mail Services tab, click to select Prompt for a profile to b
used in the Startup Settings option, and then click OK.
3. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
The next time that you start Outlook, you will be prompted to select
user profile
"NEVER import a .pst file in Outlook! Use Outlook File->Open->Outloo
Data
file. It will open the file as a secondary set of folders that yo
can
expand to drag and drop between your current .pst file folders."
Will this create a second data set? Sorry to still be uncertai
here....
Not sure how to create a second set so the two sets of data do no
mix.
Thank you.
I just did some research - do I just create a second email profile an
bring in the second contact information to the new profile? This wil
keep the two sets separate?
Would this work - for what I describe? This is a Microsoft article.
Thank you
How To Create a New Mail Profile
1. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
2. Click Start, point to Settings, and click Control Panel.
3. In Control Panel, double-click the Mail or the Mail and Fax icon.
4. On the Services tab, click Show Profiles.
5. Click Add to start the Inbox Setup Wizard.
6. Click to select the desired information services, and then clic
Next.
7. In the Profile Name box, type a name for the new profile.
8. Continue with the Inbox Setup Wizard to set up each of the selecte
services.
9. You will now see the new profile listed. Change the When startin
Microsoft Windows Messaging use this setting to the new profile tha
you just created.
10. Restart Outlook to use the new profile.
Back to the top
How To Set Outlook to Prompt You for a Profile at Startup
1. On the Tools menu, click Options.
2. On the Mail Services tab, click to select Prompt for a profile to b
used in the Startup Settings option, and then click OK.
3. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
The next time that you start Outlook, you will be prompted to select
user profile
J
Jeffrey
Right you are. Using the method described in the earlier reply
"NEVER import a .pst file in Outlook! Use Outlook File->Open->Outloo
Data
file. It will open the file as a secondary set of folders that yo
can
expand to drag and drop between your current .pst file folders."
Will this create a second data set? Sorry to still be uncertai
here....
Not sure how to create a second set so the two sets of data do no
mix.
Thank you.
I just did some research - do I just create a second email profile an
bring in the second contact information to the new profile? This wil
keep the two sets separate?
Would this work - for what I describe? This is a Microsoft article.
Thank you
How To Create a New Mail Profile
1. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
2. Click Start, point to Settings, and click Control Panel.
3. In Control Panel, double-click the Mail or the Mail and Fax icon.
4. On the Services tab, click Show Profiles.
5. Click Add to start the Inbox Setup Wizard.
6. Click to select the desired information services, and then clic
Next.
7. In the Profile Name box, type a name for the new profile.
8. Continue with the Inbox Setup Wizard to set up each of the selecte
services.
9. You will now see the new profile listed. Change the When startin
Microsoft Windows Messaging use this setting to the new profile tha
you just created.
10. Restart Outlook to use the new profile.
Back to the top
How To Set Outlook to Prompt You for a Profile at Startup
1. On the Tools menu, click Options.
2. On the Mail Services tab, click to select Prompt for a profile to b
used in the Startup Settings option, and then click OK.
3. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
The next time that you start Outlook, you will be prompted to select
user profile
"NEVER import a .pst file in Outlook! Use Outlook File->Open->Outloo
Data
file. It will open the file as a secondary set of folders that yo
can
expand to drag and drop between your current .pst file folders."
Will this create a second data set? Sorry to still be uncertai
here....
Not sure how to create a second set so the two sets of data do no
mix.
Thank you.
I just did some research - do I just create a second email profile an
bring in the second contact information to the new profile? This wil
keep the two sets separate?
Would this work - for what I describe? This is a Microsoft article.
Thank you
How To Create a New Mail Profile
1. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
2. Click Start, point to Settings, and click Control Panel.
3. In Control Panel, double-click the Mail or the Mail and Fax icon.
4. On the Services tab, click Show Profiles.
5. Click Add to start the Inbox Setup Wizard.
6. Click to select the desired information services, and then clic
Next.
7. In the Profile Name box, type a name for the new profile.
8. Continue with the Inbox Setup Wizard to set up each of the selecte
services.
9. You will now see the new profile listed. Change the When startin
Microsoft Windows Messaging use this setting to the new profile tha
you just created.
10. Restart Outlook to use the new profile.
Back to the top
How To Set Outlook to Prompt You for a Profile at Startup
1. On the Tools menu, click Options.
2. On the Mail Services tab, click to select Prompt for a profile to b
used in the Startup Settings option, and then click OK.
3. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
The next time that you start Outlook, you will be prompted to select
user profile
J
Jeffrey
Right you are. Using the method described in the earlier reply
"NEVER import a .pst file in Outlook! Use Outlook File->Open->Outloo
Data
file. It will open the file as a secondary set of folders that yo
can
expand to drag and drop between your current .pst file folders."
Will this create a second data set? Sorry to still be uncertai
here....
Not sure how to create a second set so the two sets of data do no
mix.
Thank you.
I just did some research - do I just create a second email profile an
bring in the second contact information to the new profile? This wil
keep the two sets separate?
Would this work - for what I describe? This is a Microsoft article.
Thank you
How To Create a New Mail Profile
1. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
2. Click Start, point to Settings, and click Control Panel.
3. In Control Panel, double-click the Mail or the Mail and Fax icon.
4. On the Services tab, click Show Profiles.
5. Click Add to start the Inbox Setup Wizard.
6. Click to select the desired information services, and then clic
Next.
7. In the Profile Name box, type a name for the new profile.
8. Continue with the Inbox Setup Wizard to set up each of the selecte
services.
9. You will now see the new profile listed. Change the When startin
Microsoft Windows Messaging use this setting to the new profile tha
you just created.
10. Restart Outlook to use the new profile.
Back to the top
How To Set Outlook to Prompt You for a Profile at Startup
1. On the Tools menu, click Options.
2. On the Mail Services tab, click to select Prompt for a profile to b
used in the Startup Settings option, and then click OK.
3. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
The next time that you start Outlook, you will be prompted to select
user profile
"NEVER import a .pst file in Outlook! Use Outlook File->Open->Outloo
Data
file. It will open the file as a secondary set of folders that yo
can
expand to drag and drop between your current .pst file folders."
Will this create a second data set? Sorry to still be uncertai
here....
Not sure how to create a second set so the two sets of data do no
mix.
Thank you.
I just did some research - do I just create a second email profile an
bring in the second contact information to the new profile? This wil
keep the two sets separate?
Would this work - for what I describe? This is a Microsoft article.
Thank you
How To Create a New Mail Profile
1. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
2. Click Start, point to Settings, and click Control Panel.
3. In Control Panel, double-click the Mail or the Mail and Fax icon.
4. On the Services tab, click Show Profiles.
5. Click Add to start the Inbox Setup Wizard.
6. Click to select the desired information services, and then clic
Next.
7. In the Profile Name box, type a name for the new profile.
8. Continue with the Inbox Setup Wizard to set up each of the selecte
services.
9. You will now see the new profile listed. Change the When startin
Microsoft Windows Messaging use this setting to the new profile tha
you just created.
10. Restart Outlook to use the new profile.
Back to the top
How To Set Outlook to Prompt You for a Profile at Startup
1. On the Tools menu, click Options.
2. On the Mail Services tab, click to select Prompt for a profile to b
used in the Startup Settings option, and then click OK.
3. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
The next time that you start Outlook, you will be prompted to select
user profile
J
Jeffrey
Right you are. Using the method described in the earlier reply
"NEVER import a .pst file in Outlook! Use Outlook File->Open->Outloo
Data
file. It will open the file as a secondary set of folders that yo
can
expand to drag and drop between your current .pst file folders."
Will this create a second data set? Sorry to still be uncertai
here....
Not sure how to create a second set so the two sets of data do no
mix.
Thank you.
I just did some research - do I just create a second email profile an
bring in the second contact information to the new profile? This wil
keep the two sets separate?
Would this work - for what I describe? This is a Microsoft article.
Thank you
How To Create a New Mail Profile
1. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
2. Click Start, point to Settings, and click Control Panel.
3. In Control Panel, double-click the Mail or the Mail and Fax icon.
4. On the Services tab, click Show Profiles.
5. Click Add to start the Inbox Setup Wizard.
6. Click to select the desired information services, and then clic
Next.
7. In the Profile Name box, type a name for the new profile.
8. Continue with the Inbox Setup Wizard to set up each of the selecte
services.
9. You will now see the new profile listed. Change the When startin
Microsoft Windows Messaging use this setting to the new profile tha
you just created.
10. Restart Outlook to use the new profile.
Back to the top
How To Set Outlook to Prompt You for a Profile at Startup
1. On the Tools menu, click Options.
2. On the Mail Services tab, click to select Prompt for a profile to b
used in the Startup Settings option, and then click OK.
3. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
The next time that you start Outlook, you will be prompted to select
user profile
"NEVER import a .pst file in Outlook! Use Outlook File->Open->Outloo
Data
file. It will open the file as a secondary set of folders that yo
can
expand to drag and drop between your current .pst file folders."
Will this create a second data set? Sorry to still be uncertai
here....
Not sure how to create a second set so the two sets of data do no
mix.
Thank you.
I just did some research - do I just create a second email profile an
bring in the second contact information to the new profile? This wil
keep the two sets separate?
Would this work - for what I describe? This is a Microsoft article.
Thank you
How To Create a New Mail Profile
1. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
2. Click Start, point to Settings, and click Control Panel.
3. In Control Panel, double-click the Mail or the Mail and Fax icon.
4. On the Services tab, click Show Profiles.
5. Click Add to start the Inbox Setup Wizard.
6. Click to select the desired information services, and then clic
Next.
7. In the Profile Name box, type a name for the new profile.
8. Continue with the Inbox Setup Wizard to set up each of the selecte
services.
9. You will now see the new profile listed. Change the When startin
Microsoft Windows Messaging use this setting to the new profile tha
you just created.
10. Restart Outlook to use the new profile.
Back to the top
How To Set Outlook to Prompt You for a Profile at Startup
1. On the Tools menu, click Options.
2. On the Mail Services tab, click to select Prompt for a profile to b
used in the Startup Settings option, and then click OK.
3. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
The next time that you start Outlook, you will be prompted to select
user profile
J
Jeffrey
Right you are. Using the method described in the earlier reply
"NEVER import a .pst file in Outlook! Use Outlook File->Open->Outloo
Data
file. It will open the file as a secondary set of folders that yo
can
expand to drag and drop between your current .pst file folders."
Will this create a second data set? Sorry to still be uncertai
here....
Not sure how to create a second set so the two sets of data do no
mix.
Thank you.
I just did some research - do I just create a second email profile an
bring in the second contact information to the new profile? This wil
keep the two sets separate?
Would this work - for what I describe? This is a Microsoft article.
Thank you
How To Create a New Mail Profile
1. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
2. Click Start, point to Settings, and click Control Panel.
3. In Control Panel, double-click the Mail or the Mail and Fax icon.
4. On the Services tab, click Show Profiles.
5. Click Add to start the Inbox Setup Wizard.
6. Click to select the desired information services, and then clic
Next.
7. In the Profile Name box, type a name for the new profile.
8. Continue with the Inbox Setup Wizard to set up each of the selecte
services.
9. You will now see the new profile listed. Change the When startin
Microsoft Windows Messaging use this setting to the new profile tha
you just created.
10. Restart Outlook to use the new profile.
Back to the top
How To Set Outlook to Prompt You for a Profile at Startup
1. On the Tools menu, click Options.
2. On the Mail Services tab, click to select Prompt for a profile to b
used in the Startup Settings option, and then click OK.
3. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
The next time that you start Outlook, you will be prompted to select
user profile
"NEVER import a .pst file in Outlook! Use Outlook File->Open->Outloo
Data
file. It will open the file as a secondary set of folders that yo
can
expand to drag and drop between your current .pst file folders."
Will this create a second data set? Sorry to still be uncertai
here....
Not sure how to create a second set so the two sets of data do no
mix.
Thank you.
I just did some research - do I just create a second email profile an
bring in the second contact information to the new profile? This wil
keep the two sets separate?
Would this work - for what I describe? This is a Microsoft article.
Thank you
How To Create a New Mail Profile
1. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
2. Click Start, point to Settings, and click Control Panel.
3. In Control Panel, double-click the Mail or the Mail and Fax icon.
4. On the Services tab, click Show Profiles.
5. Click Add to start the Inbox Setup Wizard.
6. Click to select the desired information services, and then clic
Next.
7. In the Profile Name box, type a name for the new profile.
8. Continue with the Inbox Setup Wizard to set up each of the selecte
services.
9. You will now see the new profile listed. Change the When startin
Microsoft Windows Messaging use this setting to the new profile tha
you just created.
10. Restart Outlook to use the new profile.
Back to the top
How To Set Outlook to Prompt You for a Profile at Startup
1. On the Tools menu, click Options.
2. On the Mail Services tab, click to select Prompt for a profile to b
used in the Startup Settings option, and then click OK.
3. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
The next time that you start Outlook, you will be prompted to select
user profile
J
Jeffrey
Right you are. Using the method described in the earlier reply
"NEVER import a .pst file in Outlook! Use Outlook File->Open->Outloo
Data
file. It will open the file as a secondary set of folders that yo
can
expand to drag and drop between your current .pst file folders."
Will this create a second data set? Sorry to still be uncertai
here....
Not sure how to create a second set so the two sets of data do no
mix.
Thank you.
I just did some research - do I just create a second email profile an
bring in the second contact information to the new profile? This wil
keep the two sets separate?
Would this work - for what I describe? This is a Microsoft article.
Thank you
How To Create a New Mail Profile
1. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
2. Click Start, point to Settings, and click Control Panel.
3. In Control Panel, double-click the Mail or the Mail and Fax icon.
4. On the Services tab, click Show Profiles.
5. Click Add to start the Inbox Setup Wizard.
6. Click to select the desired information services, and then clic
Next.
7. In the Profile Name box, type a name for the new profile.
8. Continue with the Inbox Setup Wizard to set up each of the selecte
services.
9. You will now see the new profile listed. Change the When startin
Microsoft Windows Messaging use this setting to the new profile tha
you just created.
10. Restart Outlook to use the new profile.
Back to the top
How To Set Outlook to Prompt You for a Profile at Startup
1. On the Tools menu, click Options.
2. On the Mail Services tab, click to select Prompt for a profile to b
used in the Startup Settings option, and then click OK.
3. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
The next time that you start Outlook, you will be prompted to select
user profile
"NEVER import a .pst file in Outlook! Use Outlook File->Open->Outloo
Data
file. It will open the file as a secondary set of folders that yo
can
expand to drag and drop between your current .pst file folders."
Will this create a second data set? Sorry to still be uncertai
here....
Not sure how to create a second set so the two sets of data do no
mix.
Thank you.
I just did some research - do I just create a second email profile an
bring in the second contact information to the new profile? This wil
keep the two sets separate?
Would this work - for what I describe? This is a Microsoft article.
Thank you
How To Create a New Mail Profile
1. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
2. Click Start, point to Settings, and click Control Panel.
3. In Control Panel, double-click the Mail or the Mail and Fax icon.
4. On the Services tab, click Show Profiles.
5. Click Add to start the Inbox Setup Wizard.
6. Click to select the desired information services, and then clic
Next.
7. In the Profile Name box, type a name for the new profile.
8. Continue with the Inbox Setup Wizard to set up each of the selecte
services.
9. You will now see the new profile listed. Change the When startin
Microsoft Windows Messaging use this setting to the new profile tha
you just created.
10. Restart Outlook to use the new profile.
Back to the top
How To Set Outlook to Prompt You for a Profile at Startup
1. On the Tools menu, click Options.
2. On the Mail Services tab, click to select Prompt for a profile to b
used in the Startup Settings option, and then click OK.
3. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
The next time that you start Outlook, you will be prompted to select
user profile
J
Jeffrey
Right you are. Using the method described in the earlier reply
"NEVER import a .pst file in Outlook! Use Outlook File->Open->Outloo
Data
file. It will open the file as a secondary set of folders that yo
can
expand to drag and drop between your current .pst file folders."
Will this create a second data set? Sorry to still be uncertai
here....
Not sure how to create a second set so the two sets of data do no
mix.
Thank you.
I just did some research - do I just create a second email profile an
bring in the second contact information to the new profile? This wil
keep the two sets separate?
Would this work - for what I describe? This is a Microsoft article.
Thank you
How To Create a New Mail Profile
1. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
2. Click Start, point to Settings, and click Control Panel.
3. In Control Panel, double-click the Mail or the Mail and Fax icon.
4. On the Services tab, click Show Profiles.
5. Click Add to start the Inbox Setup Wizard.
6. Click to select the desired information services, and then clic
Next.
7. In the Profile Name box, type a name for the new profile.
8. Continue with the Inbox Setup Wizard to set up each of the selecte
services.
9. You will now see the new profile listed. Change the When startin
Microsoft Windows Messaging use this setting to the new profile tha
you just created.
10. Restart Outlook to use the new profile.
Back to the top
How To Set Outlook to Prompt You for a Profile at Startup
1. On the Tools menu, click Options.
2. On the Mail Services tab, click to select Prompt for a profile to b
used in the Startup Settings option, and then click OK.
3. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
The next time that you start Outlook, you will be prompted to select
user profile
"NEVER import a .pst file in Outlook! Use Outlook File->Open->Outloo
Data
file. It will open the file as a secondary set of folders that yo
can
expand to drag and drop between your current .pst file folders."
Will this create a second data set? Sorry to still be uncertai
here....
Not sure how to create a second set so the two sets of data do no
mix.
Thank you.
I just did some research - do I just create a second email profile an
bring in the second contact information to the new profile? This wil
keep the two sets separate?
Would this work - for what I describe? This is a Microsoft article.
Thank you
How To Create a New Mail Profile
1. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
2. Click Start, point to Settings, and click Control Panel.
3. In Control Panel, double-click the Mail or the Mail and Fax icon.
4. On the Services tab, click Show Profiles.
5. Click Add to start the Inbox Setup Wizard.
6. Click to select the desired information services, and then clic
Next.
7. In the Profile Name box, type a name for the new profile.
8. Continue with the Inbox Setup Wizard to set up each of the selecte
services.
9. You will now see the new profile listed. Change the When startin
Microsoft Windows Messaging use this setting to the new profile tha
you just created.
10. Restart Outlook to use the new profile.
Back to the top
How To Set Outlook to Prompt You for a Profile at Startup
1. On the Tools menu, click Options.
2. On the Mail Services tab, click to select Prompt for a profile to b
used in the Startup Settings option, and then click OK.
3. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
The next time that you start Outlook, you will be prompted to select
user profile
J
Jeffrey
Right you are. Using the method described in the earlier reply
"NEVER import a .pst file in Outlook! Use Outlook File->Open->Outloo
Data
file. It will open the file as a secondary set of folders that yo
can
expand to drag and drop between your current .pst file folders."
Will this create a second data set? Sorry to still be uncertai
here....
Not sure how to create a second set so the two sets of data do no
mix.
Thank you.
I just did some research - do I just create a second email profile an
bring in the second contact information to the new profile? This wil
keep the two sets separate?
Would this work - for what I describe? This is a Microsoft article.
Thank you
How To Create a New Mail Profile
1. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
2. Click Start, point to Settings, and click Control Panel.
3. In Control Panel, double-click the Mail or the Mail and Fax icon.
4. On the Services tab, click Show Profiles.
5. Click Add to start the Inbox Setup Wizard.
6. Click to select the desired information services, and then clic
Next.
7. In the Profile Name box, type a name for the new profile.
8. Continue with the Inbox Setup Wizard to set up each of the selecte
services.
9. You will now see the new profile listed. Change the When startin
Microsoft Windows Messaging use this setting to the new profile tha
you just created.
10. Restart Outlook to use the new profile.
Back to the top
How To Set Outlook to Prompt You for a Profile at Startup
1. On the Tools menu, click Options.
2. On the Mail Services tab, click to select Prompt for a profile to b
used in the Startup Settings option, and then click OK.
3. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
The next time that you start Outlook, you will be prompted to select
user profile
"NEVER import a .pst file in Outlook! Use Outlook File->Open->Outloo
Data
file. It will open the file as a secondary set of folders that yo
can
expand to drag and drop between your current .pst file folders."
Will this create a second data set? Sorry to still be uncertai
here....
Not sure how to create a second set so the two sets of data do no
mix.
Thank you.
I just did some research - do I just create a second email profile an
bring in the second contact information to the new profile? This wil
keep the two sets separate?
Would this work - for what I describe? This is a Microsoft article.
Thank you
How To Create a New Mail Profile
1. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
2. Click Start, point to Settings, and click Control Panel.
3. In Control Panel, double-click the Mail or the Mail and Fax icon.
4. On the Services tab, click Show Profiles.
5. Click Add to start the Inbox Setup Wizard.
6. Click to select the desired information services, and then clic
Next.
7. In the Profile Name box, type a name for the new profile.
8. Continue with the Inbox Setup Wizard to set up each of the selecte
services.
9. You will now see the new profile listed. Change the When startin
Microsoft Windows Messaging use this setting to the new profile tha
you just created.
10. Restart Outlook to use the new profile.
Back to the top
How To Set Outlook to Prompt You for a Profile at Startup
1. On the Tools menu, click Options.
2. On the Mail Services tab, click to select Prompt for a profile to b
used in the Startup Settings option, and then click OK.
3. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
The next time that you start Outlook, you will be prompted to select
user profile
M
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
Yes, it creates a new data set but it will not be your default. Anything
you create will reside in your default .pst file. Nothing will "leak" from
the restored .pst file unless you move it to your default .pst file.
Creating a new mail profile to use the old .pst is not necessary.
Rather than continuing to ask questions, why don't you just do it. You can
right click and close teh archive.pst file if you are unhappy and create
another profile to use that .pst file.
--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.
After furious head scratching, Jeffrey asked:
| Right you are. Using the method described in the earlier reply
|
| "NEVER import a .pst file in Outlook! Use Outlook File->Open->Outlook
| Data
| file. It will open the file as a secondary set of folders that you
| can
| expand to drag and drop between your current .pst file folders."
|
| Will this create a second data set? Sorry to still be uncertain
| here....
| Not sure how to create a second set so the two sets of data do not
| mix.
| Thank you.
|
| I just did some research - do I just create a second email profile and
| bring in the second contact information to the new profile? This will
| keep the two sets separate?
|
| Would this work - for what I describe? This is a Microsoft article.
| Thank you
|
| How To Create a New Mail Profile
| 1. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
| 2. Click Start, point to Settings, and click Control Panel.
| 3. In Control Panel, double-click the Mail or the Mail and Fax icon.
| 4. On the Services tab, click Show Profiles.
| 5. Click Add to start the Inbox Setup Wizard.
| 6. Click to select the desired information services, and then click
| Next.
| 7. In the Profile Name box, type a name for the new profile.
| 8. Continue with the Inbox Setup Wizard to set up each of the selected
| services.
| 9. You will now see the new profile listed. Change the When starting
| Microsoft Windows Messaging use this setting to the new profile that
| you just created.
| 10. Restart Outlook to use the new profile.
|
| Back to the top
|
| How To Set Outlook to Prompt You for a Profile at Startup
| 1. On the Tools menu, click Options.
| 2. On the Mail Services tab, click to select Prompt for a profile to
| be used in the Startup Settings option, and then click OK.
| 3. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
| The next time that you start Outlook, you will be prompted to select a
| user profile.
you create will reside in your default .pst file. Nothing will "leak" from
the restored .pst file unless you move it to your default .pst file.
Creating a new mail profile to use the old .pst is not necessary.
Rather than continuing to ask questions, why don't you just do it. You can
right click and close teh archive.pst file if you are unhappy and create
another profile to use that .pst file.
--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.
After furious head scratching, Jeffrey asked:
| Right you are. Using the method described in the earlier reply
|
| "NEVER import a .pst file in Outlook! Use Outlook File->Open->Outlook
| Data
| file. It will open the file as a secondary set of folders that you
| can
| expand to drag and drop between your current .pst file folders."
|
| Will this create a second data set? Sorry to still be uncertain
| here....
| Not sure how to create a second set so the two sets of data do not
| mix.
| Thank you.
|
| I just did some research - do I just create a second email profile and
| bring in the second contact information to the new profile? This will
| keep the two sets separate?
|
| Would this work - for what I describe? This is a Microsoft article.
| Thank you
|
| How To Create a New Mail Profile
| 1. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
| 2. Click Start, point to Settings, and click Control Panel.
| 3. In Control Panel, double-click the Mail or the Mail and Fax icon.
| 4. On the Services tab, click Show Profiles.
| 5. Click Add to start the Inbox Setup Wizard.
| 6. Click to select the desired information services, and then click
| Next.
| 7. In the Profile Name box, type a name for the new profile.
| 8. Continue with the Inbox Setup Wizard to set up each of the selected
| services.
| 9. You will now see the new profile listed. Change the When starting
| Microsoft Windows Messaging use this setting to the new profile that
| you just created.
| 10. Restart Outlook to use the new profile.
|
| Back to the top
|
| How To Set Outlook to Prompt You for a Profile at Startup
| 1. On the Tools menu, click Options.
| 2. On the Mail Services tab, click to select Prompt for a profile to
| be used in the Startup Settings option, and then click OK.
| 3. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
| The next time that you start Outlook, you will be prompted to select a
| user profile.
M
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
Yes, it creates a new data set but it will not be your default. Anything
you create will reside in your default .pst file. Nothing will "leak" from
the restored .pst file unless you move it to your default .pst file.
Creating a new mail profile to use the old .pst is not necessary.
Rather than continuing to ask questions, why don't you just do it. You can
right click and close teh archive.pst file if you are unhappy and create
another profile to use that .pst file.
--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.
After furious head scratching, Jeffrey asked:
| Right you are. Using the method described in the earlier reply
|
| "NEVER import a .pst file in Outlook! Use Outlook File->Open->Outlook
| Data
| file. It will open the file as a secondary set of folders that you
| can
| expand to drag and drop between your current .pst file folders."
|
| Will this create a second data set? Sorry to still be uncertain
| here....
| Not sure how to create a second set so the two sets of data do not
| mix.
| Thank you.
|
| I just did some research - do I just create a second email profile and
| bring in the second contact information to the new profile? This will
| keep the two sets separate?
|
| Would this work - for what I describe? This is a Microsoft article.
| Thank you
|
| How To Create a New Mail Profile
| 1. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
| 2. Click Start, point to Settings, and click Control Panel.
| 3. In Control Panel, double-click the Mail or the Mail and Fax icon.
| 4. On the Services tab, click Show Profiles.
| 5. Click Add to start the Inbox Setup Wizard.
| 6. Click to select the desired information services, and then click
| Next.
| 7. In the Profile Name box, type a name for the new profile.
| 8. Continue with the Inbox Setup Wizard to set up each of the selected
| services.
| 9. You will now see the new profile listed. Change the When starting
| Microsoft Windows Messaging use this setting to the new profile that
| you just created.
| 10. Restart Outlook to use the new profile.
|
| Back to the top
|
| How To Set Outlook to Prompt You for a Profile at Startup
| 1. On the Tools menu, click Options.
| 2. On the Mail Services tab, click to select Prompt for a profile to
| be used in the Startup Settings option, and then click OK.
| 3. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
| The next time that you start Outlook, you will be prompted to select a
| user profile.
you create will reside in your default .pst file. Nothing will "leak" from
the restored .pst file unless you move it to your default .pst file.
Creating a new mail profile to use the old .pst is not necessary.
Rather than continuing to ask questions, why don't you just do it. You can
right click and close teh archive.pst file if you are unhappy and create
another profile to use that .pst file.
--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.
After furious head scratching, Jeffrey asked:
| Right you are. Using the method described in the earlier reply
|
| "NEVER import a .pst file in Outlook! Use Outlook File->Open->Outlook
| Data
| file. It will open the file as a secondary set of folders that you
| can
| expand to drag and drop between your current .pst file folders."
|
| Will this create a second data set? Sorry to still be uncertain
| here....
| Not sure how to create a second set so the two sets of data do not
| mix.
| Thank you.
|
| I just did some research - do I just create a second email profile and
| bring in the second contact information to the new profile? This will
| keep the two sets separate?
|
| Would this work - for what I describe? This is a Microsoft article.
| Thank you
|
| How To Create a New Mail Profile
| 1. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
| 2. Click Start, point to Settings, and click Control Panel.
| 3. In Control Panel, double-click the Mail or the Mail and Fax icon.
| 4. On the Services tab, click Show Profiles.
| 5. Click Add to start the Inbox Setup Wizard.
| 6. Click to select the desired information services, and then click
| Next.
| 7. In the Profile Name box, type a name for the new profile.
| 8. Continue with the Inbox Setup Wizard to set up each of the selected
| services.
| 9. You will now see the new profile listed. Change the When starting
| Microsoft Windows Messaging use this setting to the new profile that
| you just created.
| 10. Restart Outlook to use the new profile.
|
| Back to the top
|
| How To Set Outlook to Prompt You for a Profile at Startup
| 1. On the Tools menu, click Options.
| 2. On the Mail Services tab, click to select Prompt for a profile to
| be used in the Startup Settings option, and then click OK.
| 3. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
| The next time that you start Outlook, you will be prompted to select a
| user profile.
M
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
Yes, it creates a new data set but it will not be your default. Anything
you create will reside in your default .pst file. Nothing will "leak" from
the restored .pst file unless you move it to your default .pst file.
Creating a new mail profile to use the old .pst is not necessary.
Rather than continuing to ask questions, why don't you just do it. You can
right click and close teh archive.pst file if you are unhappy and create
another profile to use that .pst file.
--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.
After furious head scratching, Jeffrey asked:
| Right you are. Using the method described in the earlier reply
|
| "NEVER import a .pst file in Outlook! Use Outlook File->Open->Outlook
| Data
| file. It will open the file as a secondary set of folders that you
| can
| expand to drag and drop between your current .pst file folders."
|
| Will this create a second data set? Sorry to still be uncertain
| here....
| Not sure how to create a second set so the two sets of data do not
| mix.
| Thank you.
|
| I just did some research - do I just create a second email profile and
| bring in the second contact information to the new profile? This will
| keep the two sets separate?
|
| Would this work - for what I describe? This is a Microsoft article.
| Thank you
|
| How To Create a New Mail Profile
| 1. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
| 2. Click Start, point to Settings, and click Control Panel.
| 3. In Control Panel, double-click the Mail or the Mail and Fax icon.
| 4. On the Services tab, click Show Profiles.
| 5. Click Add to start the Inbox Setup Wizard.
| 6. Click to select the desired information services, and then click
| Next.
| 7. In the Profile Name box, type a name for the new profile.
| 8. Continue with the Inbox Setup Wizard to set up each of the selected
| services.
| 9. You will now see the new profile listed. Change the When starting
| Microsoft Windows Messaging use this setting to the new profile that
| you just created.
| 10. Restart Outlook to use the new profile.
|
| Back to the top
|
| How To Set Outlook to Prompt You for a Profile at Startup
| 1. On the Tools menu, click Options.
| 2. On the Mail Services tab, click to select Prompt for a profile to
| be used in the Startup Settings option, and then click OK.
| 3. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
| The next time that you start Outlook, you will be prompted to select a
| user profile.
you create will reside in your default .pst file. Nothing will "leak" from
the restored .pst file unless you move it to your default .pst file.
Creating a new mail profile to use the old .pst is not necessary.
Rather than continuing to ask questions, why don't you just do it. You can
right click and close teh archive.pst file if you are unhappy and create
another profile to use that .pst file.
--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.
After furious head scratching, Jeffrey asked:
| Right you are. Using the method described in the earlier reply
|
| "NEVER import a .pst file in Outlook! Use Outlook File->Open->Outlook
| Data
| file. It will open the file as a secondary set of folders that you
| can
| expand to drag and drop between your current .pst file folders."
|
| Will this create a second data set? Sorry to still be uncertain
| here....
| Not sure how to create a second set so the two sets of data do not
| mix.
| Thank you.
|
| I just did some research - do I just create a second email profile and
| bring in the second contact information to the new profile? This will
| keep the two sets separate?
|
| Would this work - for what I describe? This is a Microsoft article.
| Thank you
|
| How To Create a New Mail Profile
| 1. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
| 2. Click Start, point to Settings, and click Control Panel.
| 3. In Control Panel, double-click the Mail or the Mail and Fax icon.
| 4. On the Services tab, click Show Profiles.
| 5. Click Add to start the Inbox Setup Wizard.
| 6. Click to select the desired information services, and then click
| Next.
| 7. In the Profile Name box, type a name for the new profile.
| 8. Continue with the Inbox Setup Wizard to set up each of the selected
| services.
| 9. You will now see the new profile listed. Change the When starting
| Microsoft Windows Messaging use this setting to the new profile that
| you just created.
| 10. Restart Outlook to use the new profile.
|
| Back to the top
|
| How To Set Outlook to Prompt You for a Profile at Startup
| 1. On the Tools menu, click Options.
| 2. On the Mail Services tab, click to select Prompt for a profile to
| be used in the Startup Settings option, and then click OK.
| 3. On the File menu, click Exit and Log Off.
| The next time that you start Outlook, you will be prompted to select a
| user profile.
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