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The Q - 12 Nov 2004 23:47 GMT

I recently installed Outlook 2000 on my system. It installed in a
different mode then what I am used to. Instead of having different accounts
for my multiple email addresses, I now have services. I can no longer choose
while sending an email which service provider I want to use to send my mail.
As well now when I want to update or add a new Email account I now have to
go to Controll Panel and update my mail services in stead of Account. I have
tried uninstalling and reinstalling to no avail. Can someone help me I
prefer to have an account as opposed to services.

Much Appreciated

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Diane Poremsky [MVP] - 14 Nov 2004 00:03 GMT

Go to tools, options and look on the mail services tab for reconfigure mail
support. if it's not on mail services, look on the other tabs for it.

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>I recently installed Outlook 2000 on my system. It installed in a
> different mode then what I am used to. Instead of having different
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> Much Appreciated

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Pants00 - 21 Dec 2004 16:45 GMT

There is no "mail services" tab when I click on tools, then options. I am
trying to set outlook 2000 to prompt me as to which profile to use when it
opens. The help section says to use the "mail Services" tab...which I
mentioned before is not there!

Any ideas?

> Go to tools, options and look on the mail services tab for reconfigure mail
> support. if it's not on mail services, look on the other tabs for it.
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> > Much Appreciated

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