multiple email accounts

[gwizmr]

I am trying desperately to find out if Outlook 2000 will
allow multiple email accounts and segregate the messages.
I am using Windows ME and have set up Windows Users, but
does not seem to make a difference; all mail can be seen
from either user. I have been told that it won't work; I
prefer not to use OE.

 

[Roady]

You could either use Wizard Rules that moves messages to different folder or
you can create different mail profiles in Control Panel-> Mail-> button Show
Profiles-> button Add...

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[Martin]

Try using Outlook's profiles. Right click on the Outlook
icon and check out the profiles section. You can specify
a profile for Outlook to use when it starts up, each
profile is a complete seperate entity - unique mail
accounts, data / .pst files, the works. Hope that helps!
MM

 

[Gordon Burgess-Parker]

I am trying desperately to find out if Outlook 2000 will
allow multiple email accounts and segregate the messages.
I am using Windows ME and have set up Windows Users, but
does not seem to make a difference; all mail can be seen
from either user. I have been told that it won't work; I
prefer not to use OE.

Are these REAL multiple email accounts, or are they just aliases on one main
account?

 

[Guest]

One account is the primary account and the second is the
second of five mailboxes available to the primary
account. I thought this to be REAL accounts; I'd like to
know more. I had an e-mail account on a previous
computer, but am temporarily sharing a computer with a
friend who had an account on the same internet provider.
I added myself as the second mailbox and even tried
setting up the Windows users (on Windows ME), but each
mail once received can be viewed by either account.