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Ken
This seems like something that should be easy, but it's
totally stumped me. I use my laptop at home and at
work. At work, I log onto a domain, so that I actually
have two accounts on my laptop: "username"
and "username.domain". So far so good. My problem is
that I use the same email accounts both at work and at
home. To avoid having two independent Outlooks on my
computer that check the same email accounts, I moved the
data file (.pst) locations of both accounts to one
place. This worked fine, and when I opened Outlook from
both accounts, it shows the same folders and messages.
My problem arose when I checked for new messages. An
email that was received under one user account is not
recognized as having been received already, so I always
get duplicate emails. I can't seem to find a solution to
this problem. Any help would be appreciated.
totally stumped me. I use my laptop at home and at
work. At work, I log onto a domain, so that I actually
have two accounts on my laptop: "username"
and "username.domain". So far so good. My problem is
that I use the same email accounts both at work and at
home. To avoid having two independent Outlooks on my
computer that check the same email accounts, I moved the
data file (.pst) locations of both accounts to one
place. This worked fine, and when I opened Outlook from
both accounts, it shows the same folders and messages.
My problem arose when I checked for new messages. An
email that was received under one user account is not
recognized as having been received already, so I always
get duplicate emails. I can't seem to find a solution to
this problem. Any help would be appreciated.