we have set up accounts for my husbands and mine email accounts (I think!)
but all incoming email goes into my account, for both of us. And outgoing
mail also goes out under my name only. How to split these up? so that his
email goes to his box? and my email goes to my box? Using Microsoft Outlook
in Windows XP. Just bought Microsoft Office with Outlook, Excel, etc package

Set up separate Outlook profiles and log into Outlook separately (be prompted
for a username and password), OR set up different profiles on the computer
and log in separately.
--
Kathleen Orland
Outlook Tips: http://www.outlook-tips.net/
http://www.howto-outlook.com/



"matty" wrote:

we have set up accounts for my husbands and mine email accounts (I think!)
but all incoming email goes into my account, for both of us. And outgoing
mail also goes out under my name only. How to split these up? so that his
email goes to his box? and my email goes to my box? Using Microsoft Outlook
in Windows XP. Just bought Microsoft Office with Outlook, Excel, etc package

matty wrote:

we have set up accounts for my husbands and mine email accounts (I
think!) but all incoming email goes into my account, for both of us.
And outgoing mail also goes out under my name only. How to split
these up? so that his email goes to his box? and my email goes to
my box? Using Microsoft Outlook in Windows XP. Just bought
Microsoft Office with Outlook, Excel, etc package

When you connect to the mail server, do you and your husband have different
usernames/passwords or do you both use the same one?
--
Brian Tillman

matty wrote:

we have set up accounts for my husbands and mine email accounts (I think!)
but all incoming email goes into my account, for both of us. And outgoing
mail also goes out under my name only. How to split these up? so that
his
email goes to his box? and my email goes to my box? Using Microsoft
Outlook
in Windows XP. Just bought Microsoft Office with Outlook, Excel, etc
package

It all depends on whether your ISP has given you two truly separate email
addresses or whether they are aliases of the one master account. If your
email addresses are in the format then they are
aliases of the master account username.isp.com. In that case you will have
to set up a rule which says if the recipient is NOT
then do not download the mail, but leave it on the server. And set up an
opposite one on the other Outlook setup.

HTH!

--
Gordon Burgess-Parker
Interim Systems and Management Accounting
www.gbpcomputing.co.uk