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Joining E-MAIL
I wanna know how can I share E-MAIL from both of my home computers so that if I check my mail on primary computer and gets downoaded to OE5 folder I would also see it on my secondary computer.And if I checked the mail on my secondary computer it would be downloaded to primary machine's Outlook Express folder
Primary computer is using Outlook Express 5 | Win2k SP4 Secondary computer is using Outlook Express 6 | WinXP SP1 Last edited by Tom85; Dec 13, 2003 at 06:15 PM. |
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have you find an answer yet?
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i like to have this info in hand when i want to do mine, anyway, just got it and you can try it on.
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It's not exactly what I'm looking... What about MOzzila's mail account?
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what exactly in outlook exprss you are looking for? no idea about mozilla mails
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Could you not just share the message store folder on one machine and point to that share point for the location of the second machines email store folder ?
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I'm not completely sure how to do it either...
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There are different ways of doing this. Go to "TOOLS" and "ACCOUNTS"
Choose the account you want and then click on "PROPERTIES" and then click on the "ADVANCED" tab. On the bottom there is an option to "Leave a copy of Message on Server" and if you check the box that only removes it from the server if you delete it and empty you deleted items folder, it will make sure it doens't keep downloading later. If you use a webmail type of service like hotmail or msn mail, all of your email is stored on the server so it goes where you go. |
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OE (Outlook Express)... Nope you can't do that on networked machines.. due to its designed and thats about the Identity, but you can use the store folder mothods for sharing between/among users, and/or mutiple Windows OSes installed on the same machine...we can do import/export the Identity and a few more registries along with the store folder placements. |
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Yea not just tell OE to leave the messages on the the server and then you can you dl the messages on both pcs
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the best you can do (as far as i know of) for networked machines is to make the OEs configs same as my 1st post, then D/Ling msges from servers.. (cannot sharing store folder on local HDD)
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* Backup and Restore Your OE Mail, News and Settings
* How to Share OE over Multiple Operating Systems * How to Share OE (Mail/News/Address Book) between Users in Windows XP http://www.dougknox.com/xp/tips/xp_oe_backup.htm |
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