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Micro420 03-23-2005 02:01 AM

Microsoft Outlook and creating Inboxes
 
This has been bugging me for the longest time, but how do I create separate inboxes in Microsoft Outlook XP? I have 4 email accounts and I want them to go in their respective inboxes, but instead, Outlook puts them all in one default Inbox folder. So basically I have emails from 4 different accounts in one folder. How stupid is that? Mozilla Thunderbird gives you the option to separate your emails by accounts which is what I want to do in Outlook.

scuzzman 03-23-2005 02:12 AM

You can:
1) Create seperate profiles for each account (identities)
2) Create multiple folders, then create filters for the email

Micro420 03-23-2005 02:28 AM

Thanks for the filter idea! it worked, but now Outlook is being so stupid and downloading all my mail over and over! For example, I check my mail and it downloads it to the appropriate box. Then I check my mail 5 minutes later and it'll retrieve all the same mail! So it's like I have duplicate emails in my inbox! What's going on?!?!

scuzzman 03-23-2005 02:48 AM

Do you have Outlook set to remove the mail from the server?

Micro420 03-23-2005 06:29 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by scuzzman
Do you have Outlook set to remove the mail from the server?
No I do not. I want my mail to be ON the server because I check my mail at work, at home, and on the run at stores/coffee shops.

I tried switching to Thunderbird and it had no problem with duplicate emails. The only thing holding me back from using Thunderbird is the calendar feature which is nicely built into Outlook. It has reminders and alarms and such. Of course when I'm in Linux, I can use thunderbird and use the kCalendar program. But I use Windows XP, too!


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