Outlook 2002 uses wrong email account as dial-in

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I have 4 email accounts, with different providers and
phone numbers. The one account i have listed as the
default (at the top of the list of 4) is not the one
Outlook uses first if i hit F9 'Send and Receive All'.
The account it uses is the one I had previously set to
default and at the top of the list. So, the change to the
default account appears on the screen (and works when
signing messages) but not when logging in. Any clues on
this?
 
How does one do this in WinXp using Outlook 2002? There
is no Mail icon that I can find in Control Panel.
-----Original Message-----
Have you tried a new Profile?
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
hfinlay said:
I have 4 email accounts, with different providers and
phone numbers. The one account i have listed as the
default (at the top of the list of 4) is not the one
Outlook uses first if i hit F9 'Send and Receive All'.
The account it uses is the one I had previously set to
default and at the top of the list. So, the change to the
default account appears on the screen (and works when
signing messages) but not when logging in. Any clues on
this?
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Not possible. If you are using Outlook 2002 on Windows XP there will be a
Mail icon in Control Panel.

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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
hfinlay said:
How does one do this in WinXp using Outlook 2002? There
is no Mail icon that I can find in Control Panel.
-----Original Message-----
Have you tried a new Profile?
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
hfinlay said:
I have 4 email accounts, with different providers and
phone numbers. The one account i have listed as the
default (at the top of the list of 4) is not the one
Outlook uses first if i hit F9 'Send and Receive All'.
The account it uses is the one I had previously set to
default and at the top of the list. So, the change to the
default account appears on the screen (and works when
signing messages) but not when logging in. Any clues on
this?
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