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Peter Winton
I have a machine running Windows 2000 and Outlook 2000,
set up with multiple profiles linking to mailboxes on an
Exchange server. When I log in as an administrator,
Outlook works correctly: displaying the Profile selection
box, then the main outlook window once I select a profile.
But if I log in as an ordinary user, Outlook starts (it's
visible in Task Manager) but it never displays the profile
selection box or any other window. Whatever window had
focus before running outlook loses focus, but subsequent
alt-tabbing reveals that there is no window for outlook.
Does anyone have any idea what might be causing this? It
would seem to be some kind of permissions problem, but I
can't find a way to alter permissions for Mail profiles.
--Peter Winton
set up with multiple profiles linking to mailboxes on an
Exchange server. When I log in as an administrator,
Outlook works correctly: displaying the Profile selection
box, then the main outlook window once I select a profile.
But if I log in as an ordinary user, Outlook starts (it's
visible in Task Manager) but it never displays the profile
selection box or any other window. Whatever window had
focus before running outlook loses focus, but subsequent
alt-tabbing reveals that there is no window for outlook.
Does anyone have any idea what might be causing this? It
would seem to be some kind of permissions problem, but I
can't find a way to alter permissions for Mail profiles.
--Peter Winton