I have just moved from Outlook Express to Outlook 2003. In Outlook Express, I could set up multiple accounts and when I accessed the accounts it would switch Outlook completely over to the new account. In Outlook 2003, it integrates all the accounts in one inbox, how can I get this separated like the old Outlook Express was?

How can I pull my old e-mail messages from my old computer so that I can view them on the new one?

1. Outlook assumes that, from windows login, you are 1 user..hence sycronizes everything "for you". You could create rules, for everything that comes from xx account put into xx folder. 2. right click on the folder or inbox. Find path of folder file. copy that. import it in outlook 03. gl

Is there no way to have it physically switch between users instead of dropping it all in one folder? Will it always reply as the email address it was sent to ? Worse comes to worst I will simply use the folders.

Not sure if Outlook can identify multiple users aside from login user. So, Im not sure if you can send as diff sender from same outlook account...there could be a way I dont know of. Outlook, as you may already know, is based on that identity...everything in it. likewise, NTFS is user/login based as well, folders and files are locked-to-user as a safety feature. For you to access a separate account from a current outlook login seems potentially compromising. Of course, you could set up another user for WinXP, if you want to swim extra for the name. if you ever make this work without the rules, let me know. Itd help me too. gl

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