Sunday, February 14, 2010

Multiple Outlook Accounts On 1 Pda Outlook 2003, Multiple Accounts In 1 Computer?

Outlook 2003, multiple accounts in 1 computer? - multiple outlook accounts on 1 pda

How can I have multiple accounts with different folders in Outlook, but you must enter a password to each account password by e-mail access. For example: I have 3 people, George, Sandy and John. All these people have received access to a computer and e-mails and send to everyone who wants 3 people, but everyone will be able to open Outlook, type your password, and you only see their own address in Outlook rather than the other 2 people.

2 comments:

  1. Jason offers the best security solution. Personal Items for Windows (My Documents, Desktop, etc.) should include every person, regardless of what they want a document folder (eg C: \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ shared) to create that all users have access to shared documents. Users log out when you have finished, and the next user session.

    Otherwise, the use of multiple Outlook profiles (Control Panel -> Mail can -> Show Profiles), which will be called, Outlook)-profile start (see "System Profile ..."- option. Select an Outlook user closes when you are finished, and the next user to the appropriate profile when you start Outlook. Password protection is what's happening in the file level.

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  2. Jason offers the best security solution. Personal Items for Windows (My Documents, Desktop, etc.) should include every person, regardless of what they want a document folder (eg C: \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ shared) to create that all users have access to shared documents. Users log out when you have finished, and the next user session.

    Otherwise, the use of multiple Outlook profiles (Control Panel -> Mail can -> Show Profiles), which will be called, Outlook)-profile start (see "System Profile ..."- option. Select an Outlook user closes when you are finished, and the next user to the appropriate profile when you start Outlook. Password protection is what's happening in the file level.

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