multiple email addresses in one identity (OUTLOOK EXPRESS)

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HELP!!! can anyone tell me how in the world i can set up
multiple e-mail addresses in OUTLOOK EXPRESS under the
same identity but give each e-mail address its own inbox?
i have like 5 email addresses and it is irritating to
have all five receive emails through the same inbox. i
would much rather be able to differentiate which email is
from what account without so much trouble! currently, one
of my email addresses is a hotmail account, so that
receives its own inbox (typical that microsoft would make
its own products stand out). and if i add even more
hotmail accounts, each one of those accounts also get
their own inbox. but i cant seem to do that with my other
email addresses!

i am running OUTLOOK EXPRESS 6.0 under WINDOWS XP HOME.
thanks in advance for those who help ;)
 
jon choi said:
HELP!!! can anyone tell me how in the world i can set up
multiple e-mail addresses in OUTLOOK EXPRESS under the
same identity but give each e-mail address its own inbox?
i have like 5 email addresses and it is irritating to
have all five receive emails through the same inbox. i
would much rather be able to differentiate which email is
from what account without so much trouble! currently, one
of my email addresses is a hotmail account, so that
receives its own inbox (typical that microsoft would make
its own products stand out). and if i add even more
hotmail accounts, each one of those accounts also get
their own inbox. but i cant seem to do that with my other
email addresses!

i am running OUTLOOK EXPRESS 6.0 under WINDOWS XP HOME.
thanks in advance for those who help ;)
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You are asking the wrong newsgroup. This newsgroup is for Outlook, not
for Outlook Express. They are NOT the same product nor are they
derivatives or siblings of each other. Repost your question in a
newsgroup for Outlook Express, like:

microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6_outlookexpress.
 
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