Hello John and all. I did mess up a bit but in essance what I said was true
grin. yes you do set up the second account in mail in control panel. You do
stil have to go into accounts in tools menu thoughafter opening outlook and
choosing the profile you want to go into. My bad for explaining it that way
I think I was just mixing up outlook and outlook express but me and my wife
are in the process of unpacking after a move and the  brain is kind of fried
grin. It is fairly simple to google email providers pop and smtp servers and
other info. 

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Sent: Saturday, April 30, 2011 3:58 PM
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Subject: [Blind-Computing] MICROSOFT OUTLOOK, MULTIPLE ACCOUNTS

Chris,
I use Outlook 2003  but I believe that the information should be the same.
Unfortunately, Matt isn't quite on target with this.  The only way to
effectively set up different accounts with Outlook is in the Control Panel.
The key word is Mail   and that will take you directly to the various
accounts in Outlook unless you have another program which has been
designated as your primary e-mail tool.  As matt had indicated, it looks
like you can set them up directly in Outlook but they don't work for some
odd reason.
You have to set up each account individually.  there's almost always one
called "Outlook"  of course.
Now here's a very important point.  When you are setting up these accounts,
there is a check box indicating that you want to be prompted for which
account to use.
If you are using Verizon as I am, there is a setting in the additional
options section which has to be checked as well.  That one indicates that
authentification is required.
 
Once you have successfully set up these accounts, you will have the option
of creating separate folders, contact lists and so on for each individual
account.
I got this information from someone right on this list by the way.
 
 
JOHN AND LINDA JUSTICE
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