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Dave Z - 05 May 2007 17:17 GMT
Trying to publish my calendar at Office Online using a new email address, but
it keeps asking for a password for my old email address, even though I
deleted that account in Outlook and in Live ID.  It goes to the "Contacting
Web Server box, then dfisplays a sign-in box with my old email address in the
drop-down menu.  My new email address is there too.  If I select the new one
and enter the password, it seems to accept it, but then asks for the old
account again.  

Any thoughts on where the old address may be lurking, so I can get rid of it?

Thanks,
Dave
Diane Poremsky [MVP] - 07 May 2007 04:14 GMT
since it uses passports - look in the windows control panel, user accounts
applet.

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> Trying to publish my calendar at Office Online using a new email address,
> but
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> Thanks,
> Dave
Dave Z - 07 May 2007 15:44 GMT
Couldn't find anything there.  Any other ideas?

BTW, I'm using Vista Home Premium and Outlook 2007.

Thanks,
Dave

> since it uses passports - look in the windows control panel, user accounts
> applet.
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> > Thanks,
> > Dave

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