Multiple email accounts

[Kelsey]

I would like to have muliple accounts in OUtlook 2000. Keeping each in a
different box. 1) Hotmail 2) University 3) Work. Having some trouble with the
setup.

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Aloha
Kelsey

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

Use Corporate or Workgroup option and use profiles.

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. Due to
the (insert latest virus name here) virus, all mail sent to my personal
account will be deleted without reading.

After furious head scratching, Kelsey asked:

[Brian Tillman]

Kelsey <Kel...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

The Hotmail account, being a WebDAV (HTTP) account will, of course, keep
messages for Hotmail in a separate PST. The other two accounts, if they're
IMAP, will also keep separate messages stores. If, however, they're
Exchnage or POP accounts, they'll share a sing;e PST and you can use rules
to separate the incoming messages to separate folders based on receiving
account.
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Brian Tillman

[Russell Johnson]

the only other additional server type allowed is a fax mail transport. I was
hoping also to be able to check my hotmail, my google, and my school email
all at once. but I still haven't figured it out as to why everything but the
hotmail isn't working. Maybe if you give me a step by step instruction this
will be much easier. Thanks.

[Lisa]

I have multiple email accounts for work. When I am home I can receive on
them but am unable to send on them. What am I doing wrong?

[Brian Tillman]

Lisa <Li...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> I have multiple email accounts for work. When I am home I can
> receive on them but am unable to send on them. What am I doing wrong?

The domain of the SMTP server you're trying to use doesn't match the domain
of the ISP, I suspect. Many ISPs won't allow you to relay. Use your ISP's
SMTP server and provide its username/password credentials when trying to
send.
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Brian Tillman

[K@discussions.microsoft.com Karen K]

What I do in the case of having 3 pop email addresses is the following:

1. Create new pst's for each additional email account, and renaming them as
well, other than the one you already have set up as your default.

2. Either a) set up an inbox on each of the new pst's and create rules to
farm emails from your specific account into the relevant inbox, or b) (which
is what i find works far better, but more laborious) set up subfolders of the
new inboxes and create rules according to sender.

Hope that helps!