Windows Mail

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Having set up- our computer with two user names, if one user accesses e-mail,
the other user cannot later sign on and see the Received e-mail. How can I
make the Inbox, etc. accessible to both users?
 
Sharon said:
Having set up- our computer with two user names, if one user accesses
e-mail,
the other user cannot later sign on and see the Received e-mail. How can I
make the Inbox, etc. accessible to both users?
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What mail program?

For Outlook Express, do the following for both users:

Go to Tools | Accounts.
Select the account.
Click Properties.
Go to the Advanced tab.
Check all three boxes on the bottom. You can change the number of days.
 
Frank

Doesn't Windows Mail = Vista Mail?


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Gerry said:
Frank

Doesn't Windows Mail = Vista Mail?
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Probably, but this is a WinXP newsgroup so I assumed that the question
concerned Outlook Express, which came with Windows XP. Anyhow, the same
instructions work for Windows Mail on Vista.
 
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