Hi
I want to set up outlook 2003 on an XPpro sp3 pc that has 3 Users
The default outlook.pst is stored on a D:\Data\outlook folder, all user
outlook profiles point to this location
when i set up email settings to retrieve mail from an IMAP server for four
email addresses each account creates a pst thus C:\Documents and
Settings\Rob\Local Settings\Application
Data\Microsoft\Outlook\Outlookuser-00000005.pst
This I can move to D:\Data\outlook folder and tell outlook where it is so no
problem so far
So I have
user1, user2, user3,
and emails
user1@domain.co.uk , user2@domain.co.uk , user3@domain.co.uk ,
work@domain.co.uk
user1, user2, and user3 use the same email address home@domain.co.uk
with user1@domain.co.uk in the “user information” box on the mail setup
wizard and home@domain.co.uk in the “login information” box plus the relevant
passwords, this repeated for each user
I want each user to be able to access and send their emails when they login
to their user accounts, and the work user to see and send all
Is this possible ?
Diane Poremsky {MVP} - 18 May 2008 20:19 GMT
Outlook creates the location for imap stores, and you can't move them. If
you used pop3 accounts you could easily move the file to the D drive and
share it.

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> Hi
> I want to set up outlook 2003 on an XPpro sp3 pc that has 3 Users
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> Is this possible ?
rob lee - 20 May 2008 09:38 GMT
Diane
Thanks for your reply.
Indeed you are correct POP3 is much more flexible when you want control over
where your email is stored.
It wasn’t until i had a good hard look at my ISP that i found i could change
to POP3.
I had believed my only option was IMAP and have been wrestling with it for 6
months. Doh!
Thanks again
Rob
> Outlook creates the location for imap stores, and you can't move them. If
> you used pop3 accounts you could easily move the file to the D drive and
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> > Is this possible ?