Kathleen,

Thanks for the quick reply.

1. I have several different accounts to differentiate between business and
personal emails.

2. What I did was in "Control Panel" set up the mail tab so that when I
start Outlook, it asks me which profile I want to use.

3. I start Outlook, it asks me which profile to use, I create a "New
Profile" and add a separate email account to associate with that Profile.

4. When Outlook shuts down, I don't get any error messages.  

5. I have no idea what an Application Event Viewer is.

Brian,

Thanks for the quick reply.

You may not belive me but I did create multiple profiles in Outlook.

In the mail applet, I checked the box to ask me which profile I wanted to
use when I started Outlook.

Then, I started Outlook, created a new profile and added an email account
with that profile.

I repeated the steps until I created multipe profiles each with an email
account associated with it.

If you don't belive me, click on the mail applet in Control Panel, click on
"Show Profiles" and check the box that says "Prompt for a profile to be used".

When you start Outlook, You will be given profiles to choose from in a drop
down menu.  To the right will be a "New" button that will allow you to create
a new profile.

Try it out.  

The reason for separate profiles is because I want to check the separate
email accounts separately.  I don't want the business and personal accounts
to be mixed together.

Regards,

Brian,

My last post didn't go through.

I actually did create multiple profiles in Outlook.

1. Click on the "mail" applet in "Control Panel."

2. Click on "Show Profiles."

3. Click on "Prompt for a profile to be used."

4. Close the mail applet.

5. Open up Outlook and it will prompt you to select a profile.

6. Click on the "New" button next to the drop down menu.

7. Create a new Profile.

The reason to create multiple profiles and associate each of them with one
email account is so all my email accounts and messages don't get mixed
together.

Regards,