Outlook 2003 POP3 question.

[TrueWisdom]

I currently have two Gmail accounts that I would like to access through Outlook, but I've been unable thus far to get Outlook to treat them as two separate accounts. (i.e. it downloads all messages to a collective inbox.) Using custom rules I've been able to convince Outlook to reroute all messages addressed to one of the e-mail addresses to a separate PST, and I also configured it so that any items sent from that specific e-mail have a copy saved in that PST's sent items, but to me this seems like a real ass-backwards way of going about it. Is there any way to physically assign each of these accounts different PSTs while they're under the same profile? I've tried doing so manually in the e-mail accounts tab but when I change the mail delivery location for one, it seems to affect the entire account universally. Any help would be appreciated.

 

[TrueWisdom]

Anyone?

 

[anandtechxhen]

try: File-->Identities-->Add new identities.

This may be good for separate account, but have to logon individual.

 

[MrChad]

Outlook's separation of multiple accounts within the same identity/profile is tricky as you've discovered. I don't think there's a clean way to do what you want short of multiple profiles.