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Mike G
Hi everyone!
I have a simple question that requires a not-so-simple answer, I think. I
have a system with Windows XP Professional and Outlook 2002 that I am trying
to configure for someone else. The system has at least two user accounts in
XP, but not Outlook. I am trying to configure the system for a husband and
wife who are sharing the same e-mail account, but have separate user
profiles as far as Windows XP is concerned. The problem is that when one
user logs onto XP and grabs e-mail, the other person cannot "see" the e-mail
when he/she logs on later.
Now, obviously in order for the two mailbox views to be identical for
different users, I think I would have to point them to the same PST file
location for both users. This runs afoul of the Windows XP file permissions
and gets confusing to set up, at least for me.
Can someone out there help me and detail the steps involved to do this?
What exactly do I need to do to make this work (two Windows XP user profiles
reading the same PST file.)?
Thank you in advance for your help.
Mike
I have a simple question that requires a not-so-simple answer, I think. I
have a system with Windows XP Professional and Outlook 2002 that I am trying
to configure for someone else. The system has at least two user accounts in
XP, but not Outlook. I am trying to configure the system for a husband and
wife who are sharing the same e-mail account, but have separate user
profiles as far as Windows XP is concerned. The problem is that when one
user logs onto XP and grabs e-mail, the other person cannot "see" the e-mail
when he/she logs on later.
Now, obviously in order for the two mailbox views to be identical for
different users, I think I would have to point them to the same PST file
location for both users. This runs afoul of the Windows XP file permissions
and gets confusing to set up, at least for me.
Can someone out there help me and detail the steps involved to do this?
What exactly do I need to do to make this work (two Windows XP user profiles
reading the same PST file.)?
Thank you in advance for your help.
Mike