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14 March 2004, 10:44 PM
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Buck,
The way you have worded this is very missleading.
This is the way I read it:
You have Windows 2000 and Outlook 2000 installed on the c drive. You also want to install Outlook XP on the D drive and use the same files that you use for Outlook 2000?
I don't think that Buck is using a dual boot system. But I could be wrong
Darren
The way you have worded this is very missleading.
This is the way I read it:
You have Windows 2000 and Outlook 2000 installed on the c drive. You also want to install Outlook XP on the D drive and use the same files that you use for Outlook 2000?
I don't think that Buck is using a dual boot system. But I could be wrong
Darren
14 March 2004, 10:57 PM
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Sorry guys.
It's NOT dual boot.
I want to have two verisions of outlook running at the same time, using their own independant files and email accounts. I have two physical hard drives in the machine C: and D:
Just would like to know if they are going to cause any confliction problems?
It's NOT dual boot.
I want to have two verisions of outlook running at the same time, using their own independant files and email accounts. I have two physical hard drives in the machine C: and D:
Just would like to know if they are going to cause any confliction problems?
15 March 2004, 08:01 AM
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In that case I would guess so. If the 2 accounts are totally independant from each other with differnt *.pst files then I can't see the problem.
Give it a go and report back
Darren
Give it a go and report back
Darren
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