|They are aliases of the main identity.
|
|
|>-----Original Message-----
|>In article <
[email protected]>,
|>
[email protected] says...
|>|I've configured outlook express as noted on the Outlook
|>|Express's "how to configure", but this continues to
|>|happen. Any additional info would be greatly
|appreciated.
|>|
|>
|>are your email addresses "really" different, or are they
|aliases of the
|>one user account?
|>.
|>
|
then in that case you need to do the following:
assume two email addresses of (e-mail address removed) and
(e-mail address removed)
set up two identities in OE (or users in Windows XP) called Jim and Fred
and in the mail account settings do the following:
In jim's Identity (or user) set the mail server username to
"jim+username.isp.com" and in Fred's identity (or user) set his mail
sever username to "fred+username.isp.com" (Both WITHOUT the quote
marks). This will ensure that fred only gets mail addressed to
(e-mail address removed) and likewise Jim will only get mail addressed to
jim,@username.isp.com. the only downside is that mail addressed to
"anything but fred or jim"@username.isp.com will not be downloaded. as
most of this will be spam, that's not a problem - just use Mailwasher or
something similar once a month or so to clear it out.
I have used this method for some years (until I got my own domain name)
and I can assure you it works extremely well!
HTH
