How do you do....it? Thread, Multiple Email Accounts Outlook 2003 in Technical; Right in a nutshell I have 3 email accounts that I use regularly 1 personal and 2 work and I ...
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8th June 2007, 09:08 AM #1 Multiple Email Accounts Outlook 2003
Right in a nutshell I have 3 email accounts that I use regularly 1 personal and 2 work and I want to use Outlook 2003 to organise them all as at present they are all accessed by the web. But I need to be able to send emails from each account as well
I know I can set up different profiles for each but as I need to have access to a common calendar for all 3 accounts and sync the data with my pda I don't think that its a viable option 
Anyone got any suggestions?
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8th June 2007, 09:21 AM #2 Re: Multiple Email Accounts Outlook 2003
I have 4 email accounts set up on my Outlook 2003 with absolutely no problem
Tools > Email Accounts > Add new emaill account
I use the Rules wizard to sort incoming mail into approriate folders.
as it's all in the same Outlook, there is only 1 calendar
As for synchronisation with your pda, I can't help sorry
Lin
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8th June 2007, 09:58 AM #3 Re: Multiple Email Accounts Outlook 2003
Its ok I have manged to sus it out. I'm putting it down to me having ablonde moment as its friday.
edited to remove more blonde moment typing
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8th June 2007, 10:04 AM #4 Re: Multiple Email Accounts Outlook 2003
It gets to us all!
Lin
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