Hi Pavel, I appreciate the help, but this doesn’t seem to do the trick
either. I pointed to the outlook.pst file and for some reason
Outlook doesn’t read it. I’m
currently checking the permissions on the file and host directory. Thanks again. Jesse E. Gardner, MCP P.O. Box 11431 Columbia, SC
29211 (803)216-0119 (803)216-0921
fax (803)361-4361
cell [EMAIL PROTECTED] -----Original
Message----- To Jesse
Gardner, If you are
concerned only with your Outlook 2000 settings and you are not using Outlook
express try the following. Copy (just to make sure don't move just copy) your
.pst file to one folder you choose (it can be any folder for example
MailShared). Then under your old and new IDs simply start Outlook go to
File-Open-Personal Folders File and open it in both IDs in that case you can
override the problems of using two different profile by setting up the profile
independent system of mail and contacts storage it worked fine with me. I know
that there is something similar with the Outlook express where you directly
tell which folders are used for email but never looked. The best option for you
would be using IMAP for your mail. You will like it. Ask your email provider. Regards, Pronin Pavel -----Original
Message----- Scenario: OS = 2000 Laptop = 2K Pro Server = 2K Adv Srvr Laptop: I have been using an ID (admin level [local]) for
years (profile is just how I want it).
Created a network at home.
Can see the network, but when I create a network ID I lose my desktop
(profile) settings. I especially
don’t want to re-configure Outlook 2K for this profile. My already existing mail is not
accessible. It’s a pain rebooting
to access my current email setup.
Question, do I copy the profile to gain old settings (desktop) on
network ID? If so, is that done
using the copy to feature in the
profile section? Can I add this
local account (ID) to the server (AD)? I am doing something wrong and I can’t put my finger
on it. I just know it… Server: See above…
(got carried away) Note: For those of you that have never used W2K
Advanced Server, try it. You’ll
love it!! As always, any assistance will be greatly
appreciated. So, thanks in
advance. Jesse E. Gardner, MCP P.O. Box 11431 Columbia, SC 29211 (803)216-0119 (803)216-0921 fax (803)361-4361 cell [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.sunbelt-software.com/ntsysadmin_list_charter.htm http://www.sunbelt-software.com/ntsysadmin_list_charter.htm http://www.w2knews.com/rd/rd.cfm?id=unsub Need a good FAQ? Try this one first: http://www.ultratech-llc.com/KB/ |
- W2K: Probably missing the obvious... Jesse E. Gardner
- RE: W2K: Probably missing the obvious... Pavel Pronin
- Jesse E. Gardner