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The configuration of your
default Mail-Profile is displayed.
Click on "Show Profiles". |
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By default, the Profile
"MS Exchange Settings"
(Win95) or
"Windows Messaging Settings"
(Win95B, Win98, NT4)
has been created.
( Clicking on "Properties"
brings you
to the detailed configuration,(see above).
To create an additional Profiles
(for example for a different User
on the same system), click on
"Add".
Like in the original e-mail
configuration,
you have to select:
- "Microsoft Mail"
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With Outlook 2000, "MS Mail"
is not listed as an "Information
Service" to be selected for an
automatic configuration.
So, we need to manually configure
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We need to define the name
for the new Profile. |
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The new profile is empty,
click on "Add" to select
the required components |
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1.service to add:
"Microsoft Mail" |
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To configure the "MS Mail":
tab: Connection:
verify the path to the post-office |
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tab: Logon
enter your mail-Username
(as defined by the Mail administrator) |
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2nd component to add to the
mail profile:
"Personal Folder" |
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Define the location for the
Personal Folder (PST-file),
then either select an existing
PST-file or enter the name for a
new PST-file. |
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You will be prompted for some
parameters for the PST-file
(Encryption and password).
I suggest to use the proposed
settings, so just click OK |
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3rd component to add to
profile:
"Personal Address Book" |
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Confirm/modify the path and
name of the PAB-file for
the Personal Address Book. |
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Our new Profile is complete. |
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in Outlook 2000, select in the
menu: "Tools" /
"Options",
tab: "Mail Services"
and select
to "Prompt for a profile to be used" |