Vista - For Dawn and Steve Cochran

Dawn a bit late, but tell me did you disable your antivirus and get another
one?
Also, I need 3 addresses too, but use only one, and the other user comes in
on my default.
I am not as smart as you...........LMAO It's gotten so confusing, just
trying to figure it out, but you are saying you can use your 3 users and all
the messages go to that user?
This program for Steve, did you use that?

CB

ok..

here what I did..

I set up three accounts in Windows Mail for my three email accounts. I used
the pop and smtp that my server gave me.

Then, I went to Tools>message>mail and set up three new rules.

"when to says "first email" and "name attached" send to a new folder I
created with "Incoming First email"

then hit apply.

It works. I get all three of my email accounts in one viewing and no
switching. Would have been nice if somebody at Microsoft actually told me
that the four times I called other than, sorry Windows Mail is not like
Outlook Express.

"Dawn Sanchez" <dmsanchez@cox.net> wrote in message
news:06C0EDD2-EAC5-4060-AEDA-62BEAB44D35B@microsoft.com...
> www.oehelp.com/WMIDs/
>
> trust me... I couldn't figure it out either... but now I have all three my
> accounts on Windows Mail. You don't switch around.. they all show up and
> you get to choose which ID you want to reply with...
>
> Contact Steve Cochran.


--
CB
mom of kevin
cbk92@comcast.net
dx. 7-00 Oligo/Astro Gr. 3
Clear MRI 01-12-07

'The secret of the care
of the patient is caring
for the patient.'

"Cynthia Baumann-Retalic" <cbk92@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:OLP49d1hHHA.4588@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
> Dawn a bit late, but tell me did you disable your antivirus and get
> another one?
> Also, I need 3 addresses too, but use only one, and the other user comes
> in on my default.
> I am not as smart as you...........LMAO It's gotten so confusing, just
> trying to figure it out, but you are saying you can use your 3 users and
> all the messages go to that user?
> This program for Steve, did you use that?
>
> CB

So what are you wanting to do?

You have 3 email addresses and you want the mail to go to different folders?

Or something else, I am unsure from this last message of yours, slow down a
little :-)

See http://www.mindspring.com/~oe_oh and the section on message rules.

Go to Tools | Accounts | Add | Mail and then set up your accounts. Then use
the rules to set when a message is To a certain account, then move it to a
folder.

steve

"Cynthia Baumann-Retalic" <cbk92@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:OLP49d1hHHA.4588@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
> Dawn a bit late, but tell me did you disable your antivirus and get
> another one?
> Also, I need 3 addresses too, but use only one, and the other user comes
> in on my default.
> I am not as smart as you...........LMAO It's gotten so confusing, just
> trying to figure it out, but you are saying you can use your 3 users and
> all the messages go to that user?
> This program for Steve, did you use that?
>
> CB
>
> ok..
>
> here what I did..
>
> I set up three accounts in Windows Mail for my three email accounts. I
> used
> the pop and smtp that my server gave me.
>
> Then, I went to Tools>message>mail and set up three new rules.
>
> "when to says "first email" and "name attached" send to a new folder I
> created with "Incoming First email"
>
> then hit apply.
>
> It works. I get all three of my email accounts in one viewing and no
> switching. Would have been nice if somebody at Microsoft actually told me
> that the four times I called other than, sorry Windows Mail is not like
> Outlook Express.
>
> "Dawn Sanchez" <dmsanchez@cox.net> wrote in message
> news:06C0EDD2-EAC5-4060-AEDA-62BEAB44D35B@microsoft.com...
>> www.oehelp.com/WMIDs/
>>
>> trust me... I couldn't figure it out either... but now I have all three
>> my
>> accounts on Windows Mail. You don't switch around.. they all show up and
>> you get to choose which ID you want to reply with...
>>
>> Contact Steve Cochran.
>
>
> --
> CB
> mom of kevin
> cbk92@comcast.net
> dx. 7-00 Oligo/Astro Gr. 3
> Clear MRI 01-12-07
>
> 'The secret of the care
> of the patient is caring
> for the patient.'
>
>