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Nadine
Is there a command switch to start outlook without the PST attached.
thanks
thanks
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Vince Averello
Not really since you need some place to store your data, either a PST or
Exchange Server mailbox
Exchange Server mailbox
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Nadine
Mailbox is on an exchange server, just have a pst file for extra email
storage, personal folders.
Just checking if way to launch outlook without the pst attached
storage, personal folders.
Just checking if way to launch outlook without the pst attached
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Vince Averello
Not sure if you can override the files that are in use.
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Diane Poremsky [MVP]
No, you'd need to go into control panel, mail and remove it.
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Vince Averello
Do you want it removed permanently or just certain times?
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Nadine
Just certain times. wanted to setup to outlook shortcuts normal outlook with
personal folders and one without personal folders
personal folders and one without personal folders
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Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]
Mailbox is on an exchange server, just have a pst file for extra email
storage, personal folders.
Just checking if way to launch outlook without the pst attached
No, because the PST is not attached to Outlook, it is referenced by the mail
profile Outlook is opening. Either the PST is in the profile or it is not.
You can certainly have two identical profiles, one with the PST reference and
one without, and at startup specify which profile Outlook should use.
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Nadine
never thought of trying 2 profiles, prompt to select, that may do the trick
thanks.
thanks.
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Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]
never thought of trying 2 profiles, prompt to select, that may do the trick
You can also have two shortcuts that employ the /profile command switch, with
each shortcut specifying one of the profiles.