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  #1  
Old January 21st 06, 02:40 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6_outlookexpress
Camel
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Posts: 2
Default Why does this, ... on 'Switching Identity?'

Hi:
There are three computers in my household.

Our 'Third' computer has a strange problem regarding 'Switching Identity' on
Outlook Express.
when changing from Main Identity to others, 2,
.... it's needed to get in the next identity
by taking *Five* different steps/screens.

(1) Your are currently connected to the Internet. Do you want to keep the
current connection for the next identity, .... click, "YES"
(2) Would you like to hang up the modem before going off line? .... click
"NO"
(3) Norton AntiSpam has finished configuring Outlook Express. Outlook
Express will now be restarted, .... click, "OK"
(4) Would you like to hang up the modem before going offline? .... click,
"No"
(5) Norton AntiSpam has restarted. .... click, 'OK'
Then, *Finally* came to the next identity, ... i.e. from 'Main Identity' to
'next Identity/George'

However, other 'two' compters take only 'One" step to get in 'next
identity,'
that is,
(1) Your are currently connected to the Intenet. Do you want to keep the
current connection for the next identity, .... click "YES"
Afterward, 'Next Identity' came to the screen.
The 'Two' computers takes only 'One' step to get in the next identity,
however, third computer takes *Five* steps to get in the next identify.

*Note* The 'Two" computers had already 'Norton Anti-Spam' before created 3
different
identities. Only 'Third' computer did NOT have 'Norton Anti-Spam' before
created
3 different identities. I installed 'Anti-Spam' on the 'third' after created
3 different identities.

*Why does this happen on the 'Third' Compter?*
It's terrible to go through those 'five' steps to get in the next identity.

Thanks for your help GREATELY.


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  #2  
Old January 21st 06, 08:03 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6_outlookexpress
Michael Santovec
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Default Why does this, ... on 'Switching Identity?'

Regarding the modem hang-up questions, check your settings in Outlook
Express at Tools, Accounts, Mail/News, Properties, Connection for each
mail and news account. One or more of the accounts may be set to always
dial a specific connection. Also look at Tools, Options, Connection for
Hang up after sending and receiving. Compare to the PCs that don't have
the problem.

Regarding the Norton Anti-Spam issue, you'll have to ask Norton why
switching identities would cause the prompts.

--

Mike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm


"Camel" wrote in message
...
Hi:
There are three computers in my household.

Our 'Third' computer has a strange problem regarding 'Switching
Identity' on
Outlook Express.
when changing from Main Identity to others, 2,
... it's needed to get in the next identity
by taking *Five* different steps/screens.

(1) Your are currently connected to the Internet. Do you want to keep
the
current connection for the next identity, .... click, "YES"
(2) Would you like to hang up the modem before going off line? ....
click
"NO"
(3) Norton AntiSpam has finished configuring Outlook Express.
Outlook
Express will now be restarted, .... click, "OK"
(4) Would you like to hang up the modem before going offline? ....
click,
"No"
(5) Norton AntiSpam has restarted. .... click, 'OK'
Then, *Finally* came to the next identity, ... i.e. from 'Main
Identity' to
'next Identity/George'

However, other 'two' compters take only 'One" step to get in 'next
identity,'
that is,
(1) Your are currently connected to the Intenet. Do you want to keep
the
current connection for the next identity, .... click "YES"
Afterward, 'Next Identity' came to the screen.
The 'Two' computers takes only 'One' step to get in the next identity,
however, third computer takes *Five* steps to get in the next
identify.

*Note* The 'Two" computers had already 'Norton Anti-Spam' before
created 3
different
identities. Only 'Third' computer did NOT have 'Norton Anti-Spam'
before
created
3 different identities. I installed 'Anti-Spam' on the 'third' after
created
3 different identities.

*Why does this happen on the 'Third' Compter?*
It's terrible to go through those 'five' steps to get in the next
identity.

Thanks for your help GREATELY.




  #3  
Old January 21st 06, 10:46 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6_outlookexpress
Camel
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Posts: 2
Default Thanks, ... Removed Norton Anti-Spam

Hi:
I removed 'Norton Anti-Spam' by using 'Add/Removal.'

Sure enough, ... it does NOT cause any problem of 'Switching Identiy,'
just one 'click' to get the next identity.

Since this computer is a sort of 'back-up', then I do NOT really
need 'Anti-Spam.' However, if there is/are any 'free' to 'discounted
priced'
Anti-Spam, please let me know.

Thanks for your response/clue on this regard.


"Michael Santovec" wrote in message
...
Regarding the modem hang-up questions, check your settings in Outlook
Express at Tools, Accounts, Mail/News, Properties, Connection for each
mail and news account. One or more of the accounts may be set to always
dial a specific connection. Also look at Tools, Options, Connection for
Hang up after sending and receiving. Compare to the PCs that don't have
the problem.

Regarding the Norton Anti-Spam issue, you'll have to ask Norton why
switching identities would cause the prompts.

--

Mike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm


"Camel" wrote in message
...
Hi:
There are three computers in my household.

Our 'Third' computer has a strange problem regarding 'Switching
Identity' on
Outlook Express.
when changing from Main Identity to others, 2,
... it's needed to get in the next identity
by taking *Five* different steps/screens.

(1) Your are currently connected to the Internet. Do you want to keep
the
current connection for the next identity, .... click, "YES"
(2) Would you like to hang up the modem before going off line? ....
click
"NO"
(3) Norton AntiSpam has finished configuring Outlook Express.
Outlook
Express will now be restarted, .... click, "OK"
(4) Would you like to hang up the modem before going offline? ....
click,
"No"
(5) Norton AntiSpam has restarted. .... click, 'OK'
Then, *Finally* came to the next identity, ... i.e. from 'Main
Identity' to
'next Identity/George'

However, other 'two' compters take only 'One" step to get in 'next
identity,'
that is,
(1) Your are currently connected to the Intenet. Do you want to keep
the
current connection for the next identity, .... click "YES"
Afterward, 'Next Identity' came to the screen.
The 'Two' computers takes only 'One' step to get in the next identity,
however, third computer takes *Five* steps to get in the next
identify.

*Note* The 'Two" computers had already 'Norton Anti-Spam' before
created 3
different
identities. Only 'Third' computer did NOT have 'Norton Anti-Spam'
before
created
3 different identities. I installed 'Anti-Spam' on the 'third' after
created
3 different identities.

*Why does this happen on the 'Third' Compter?*
It's terrible to go through those 'five' steps to get in the next
identity.

Thanks for your help GREATELY.






  #4  
Old January 21st 06, 10:57 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6_outlookexpress
Bruce Hagen
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Posts: 10,210
Default Thanks, ... Removed Norton Anti-Spam

I would recommend AVG Free:
http://free.grisoft.com/doc/2/lng/us/tpl/v5
or:
http://www.grisoft.com/doc/40/lng/ww

When prompted, choose Custom Installation and *uncheck* e-mail scanning when
you see the option.

(I use it).
--
Bruce Hagen
MS MVP - Outlook Express
~IB-CA~

"Camel" wrote in message
...
Hi:
I removed 'Norton Anti-Spam' by using 'Add/Removal.'

Sure enough, ... it does NOT cause any problem of 'Switching Identiy,'
just one 'click' to get the next identity.

Since this computer is a sort of 'back-up', then I do NOT really
need 'Anti-Spam.' However, if there is/are any 'free' to 'discounted
priced'
Anti-Spam, please let me know.

Thanks for your response/clue on this regard.


"Michael Santovec" wrote in message
...
Regarding the modem hang-up questions, check your settings in Outlook
Express at Tools, Accounts, Mail/News, Properties, Connection for each
mail and news account. One or more of the accounts may be set to always
dial a specific connection. Also look at Tools, Options, Connection for
Hang up after sending and receiving. Compare to the PCs that don't have
the problem.

Regarding the Norton Anti-Spam issue, you'll have to ask Norton why
switching identities would cause the prompts.

--

Mike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm


"Camel" wrote in message
...
Hi:
There are three computers in my household.

Our 'Third' computer has a strange problem regarding 'Switching
Identity' on
Outlook Express.
when changing from Main Identity to others, 2,
... it's needed to get in the next identity
by taking *Five* different steps/screens.

(1) Your are currently connected to the Internet. Do you want to keep
the
current connection for the next identity, .... click, "YES"
(2) Would you like to hang up the modem before going off line? ....
click
"NO"
(3) Norton AntiSpam has finished configuring Outlook Express.
Outlook
Express will now be restarted, .... click, "OK"
(4) Would you like to hang up the modem before going offline? ....
click,
"No"
(5) Norton AntiSpam has restarted. .... click, 'OK'
Then, *Finally* came to the next identity, ... i.e. from 'Main
Identity' to
'next Identity/George'

However, other 'two' compters take only 'One" step to get in 'next
identity,'
that is,
(1) Your are currently connected to the Intenet. Do you want to keep
the
current connection for the next identity, .... click "YES"
Afterward, 'Next Identity' came to the screen.
The 'Two' computers takes only 'One' step to get in the next identity,
however, third computer takes *Five* steps to get in the next
identify.

*Note* The 'Two" computers had already 'Norton Anti-Spam' before
created 3
different
identities. Only 'Third' computer did NOT have 'Norton Anti-Spam'
before
created
3 different identities. I installed 'Anti-Spam' on the 'third' after
created
3 different identities.

*Why does this happen on the 'Third' Compter?*
It's terrible to go through those 'five' steps to get in the next
identity.

Thanks for your help GREATELY.







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Old January 24th 06, 01:27 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6_outlookexpress
katy mstrsmn '92
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Posts: 1
Default Why does this, ... on 'Switching Identity?'

katy mastrosimone

"Camel" ha scritto nel messaggio
...
Hi:
There are three computers in my household.

Our 'Third' computer has a strange problem regarding 'Switching Identity'
on
Outlook Express.
when changing from Main Identity to others, 2,
... it's needed to get in the next identity
by taking *Five* different steps/screens.

(1) Your are currently connected to the Internet. Do you want to keep the
current connection for the next identity, .... click, "YES"
(2) Would you like to hang up the modem before going off line? ....
click
"NO"
(3) Norton AntiSpam has finished configuring Outlook Express. Outlook
Express will now be restarted, .... click, "OK"
(4) Would you like to hang up the modem before going offline? ....
click,
"No"
(5) Norton AntiSpam has restarted. .... click, 'OK'
Then, *Finally* came to the next identity, ... i.e. from 'Main Identity'
to
'next Identity/George'

However, other 'two' compters take only 'One" step to get in 'next
identity,'
that is,
(1) Your are currently connected to the Intenet. Do you want to keep the
current connection for the next identity, .... click "YES"
Afterward, 'Next Identity' came to the screen.
The 'Two' computers takes only 'One' step to get in the next identity,
however, third computer takes *Five* steps to get in the next identify.

*Note* The 'Two" computers had already 'Norton Anti-Spam' before created
3
different
identities. Only 'Third' computer did NOT have 'Norton Anti-Spam' before
created
3 different identities. I installed 'Anti-Spam' on the 'third' after
created
3 different identities.

*Why does this happen on the 'Third' Compter?*
It's terrible to go through those 'five' steps to get in the next
identity.

Thanks for your help GREATELY.




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Old January 24th 06, 06:58 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6_outlookexpress
Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE
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Default Why does this, ... on 'Switching Identity?'

"katy mstrsmn '92" io katy mstrsmn.com wrote in message

katy mastrosimone


Apparently had nothing to say.

--
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"Anyone who prefers security over freedom deserves neither."
 




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