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by syscokid
Do you need one user to access two mailboxes, or two different users each with their own mailbox?
One User, Two Mailboxes:
Create the profile, then in Exchange Server properties, click the Advanced tab and add the additional mailbox to open.
Two Users:
Log one on, create profile, log off. Log the other on, create profile.
by loydn
by lizzy
by lizzy
Hi Loyd(?),
I got your message.
I think what you're asking is where do you set up the mail profiles in 95.
Go to Start, Settings, Control Panel and double click the Mail applet. From there you will want to set up the mail profiles. You can also -SHOW- all profiles that currently exist on that local machine. If you have never set up multiple profiles, it's best to do it manually, but you will need to name the profiles (usually the user's first names) then add the Exchange server to theprofile and usually an Outlook Address book. When you add the Exch server, you need to know the user's name in the Global Address List (they need to be created there first) and the name of the server that the Exchange services resides on. You willneed to work with the e-mail administrator or the network administrator for some of this.
Note that if there are already profiles on the existing pc, you may want to delete them before adding these or at least have the existing owner of the profile that's there log in and start the e-mail so you can set the option for it to always prompt for a profile to be used.
A back door would be to go to another configured pc on the network and get as much profile information (properties) from that one first.
HTH
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