profiles

When you create a new profile or set up a new computer, you'll want to access your old email in Outlook. While you can use the File, Import and Export menu, we don't recommend it - you'll lose any custom forms or custom views you might have, along with a few other things. Outlook 2007 and Outlook 2010 There are two ways to add an existing data file to a profile in … [Read more...] about Use existing data file as the delivery location

Need a new Outlook 2002 or Outlook 2003 profile? See Creating a New Outlook 2002/2003 Profile. For Outlook 2000, see Creating a New Outlook 2000 Profile If Outlook is open, close it. Go to Control Panel, Mail - it's in the User Accounts category or switch to Classic view. In 64-bit versions of Windows you'll find Mail under the 32 bit group.  Alternately, you can … [Read more...] about How to create a new Outlook 2007 or 2010 profile

Outlook 2002/20023 and Outlook 2000/98 in Corporate/Workgroup mode allow you to have as many profiles as you want. Generally, we recommend one profile per computer user (creating a Windows user account for each user is best, especially if you use Windows XP, but more hassle if you use Windows 98/ME). If you use Outlook for personal and business email, you'll probably want two … [Read more...] about How to Create a New Outlook 2000 Profile

One of the first troubleshooting steps you should try before doing things like uninstalling and reinstalling Outlook is creating a new profile. A new profile is also recommended when you upgrade to the latest version of Outlook. Use the following steps to create a new profile using Outlook: Close Outlook. Open Control Panel and find the Mail applet. If you use the … [Read more...] about Create a New Outlook Profile