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Hi everyone!
I have 2 accounts set up in Outlook 2003. I've already gone to the MAIL control panel and turned on the "prompt for user profile" option and set up multiple profiles, but Outlook still doesn't prompt me to choose one. it just opens up to my default. Any suggestions? TIA JC |
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Hi TIA,
try "outlook /profiles" in Run window (without quotes). wrote in message ... Hi everyone! I have 2 accounts set up in Outlook 2003. I've already gone to the MAIL control panel and turned on the "prompt for user profile" option and set up multiple profiles, but Outlook still doesn't prompt me to choose one. it just opens up to my default. Any suggestions? TIA JC |
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Hi Brian,
I've checked that as well but there was nothing for outlook there. I also restarted my PC and opened outlook and it behaved the same way. "Brian Tillman" wrote in message ... wrote: I have 2 accounts set up in Outlook 2003. I've already gone to the MAIL control panel and turned on the "prompt for user profile" option and set up multiple profiles, but Outlook still doesn't prompt me to choose one. it just opens up to my default. Any suggestions? That's a sign that Outlook might not be closing completely when you think it should be. Use Task manager to see if OUTLOOK.EXE still exists as a process after you close Outlook. If so, you have some add-in app keeping it open. -- Brian Tillman |
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![]() Had this recently with one of my clients. I found it was a COM addin that wasn't closing properly, incidentally this was Googles Desktop plugin. Try disabling the COM addins and normal addins until it fires up. Process of elimiation. To do this go to: Tools Options Other Advanced Options ADDin Managaer / COM addins. Hope that helps, Tom " wrote: Hi Brian, I've checked that as well but there was nothing for outlook there. I also restarted my PC and opened outlook and it behaved the same way. "Brian Tillman" wrote in message ... wrote: I have 2 accounts set up in Outlook 2003. I've already gone to the MAIL control panel and turned on the "prompt for user profile" option and set up multiple profiles, but Outlook still doesn't prompt me to choose one. it just opens up to my default. Any suggestions? That's a sign that Outlook might not be closing completely when you think it should be. Use Task manager to see if OUTLOOK.EXE still exists as a process after you close Outlook. If so, you have some add-in app keeping it open. -- Brian Tillman |
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