How do you associate an outlook email account with a user
logon so that users of the same home pc cannot read other
users' emails.

I use Outlook 2002 and just upgraded my computer from a
laptop to a desktop.  My laptop is running Win 2000 and my
desktop is running XP.  I copied my PST file over to my
desktop and everything is running fine.  I want to use my

I need some information about how to configure outlook by
command line without API. I did try to use newprof -p %
username% and it's doesn't work.
Regards

I'm running XP and have recently upgraded from OLE to
OL2002. After completing all the prompts to make OL2002
the default mail client and importing all the
configurations/mail/rules etc from OLE, inclming mail is

I goofed.  I'm running a 2 computer network in my home, and I made the following changes.  I had XP Professional and Outlook (w/Internet mail only) running on a client computer.  My server was a W2k Server with domain X.  When I upgraded to Win2003, I changed my domain to Y, and ...

I Have loaded Outlook, it opens fine and the browser works.  When I try to send/ recieve I get a
error message "The operation failed. An object could not be found"  I have reloaded the program to no success
Does anyone have any ideas what it could be?

I Have loaded Outlook, it opens fine and the browser works.  When I try to send/ recieve I get a
instant message "The operation failed. An object could not be found"  I have reloaded the program to no success
Does anyone have any ideas what it could be?

I recently upgraded from W2K to XP Home edition.  I did
not expect the task to wipe out all my wife;s Outlook
Express emails!
How do I get those inbox messages back?  Or can I?  I was

Upgraded from Office Pro XP to Office Pro 2003.  When
Outlook opens I receive multiple instances of
error "CiceroUIWndFRAME: No disk in Drive" followed
by "Outlook.exe: No Disk in Drive Device/harddisk3/DR6".  

I just downloaded Outlook 2001 but before I start it up it's asking
questions I have no idea about.  It's requesting for me to type the name
of my mailserver and mailbox - "Microsoft Exchange Server" and
"Mailbox Name."  What do I type in these fields?  Thanks.

7 months ago I installed Office 2003 Beta. When the trail period expired
recently I removed Office 2003 and reinstalled Office 2002. Unfortunately I
did not make any backup of my Outlook files. Office 2002 could read only the
file (outlook.pst) that was made before the Office2003 ...

I recently upgraded my system from Outlook Express in
Office 2000 to Outlook in Office 2003. When I open
Outlook, I only receive my email if I click the
Send/Receive button. I've searched for a setting to

I had a problem with outlook yesterday when I tried to open it and had to create new personal folder. Now every time I launch outlook I have to enter a password to gain access to my pst folder. Is there any way of not having to do this?

I cannot update my office 2000 as I apparently have missing msp files. I have moved house and cannot find the original installation disc. Anybody help?

Hell all
Hope you can offer some advice
Yesterday my brother inlaw asked for my help after he recieved an emai
advising him to update his outlook express he clicked yes and now hi