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Quote:>-----Original Message-----
>Help!  I just can't seem to figure it out!

>I am running Windows XP Professional with 2 different
>users.  I want the DEFAULT e-mail client for the
>Administrator (me) to be Outlook AND the DEFAULT e-mail
>client for the Limited User (my wife) to be Outlook
>Express.  

>If I try and change it as the Limited user, it always
>asks that stupid question "... Outlook Express is
>currently NOT your default client, would you like to
>change it? ..."  Well, I always answer YES, but continue
>to get the question.  

>Basically, it's NOT changing the default type in Limited
>User unless I change it as administrator, but then my e-
>mail client is also Express ... which I don't want.

>Any suggestions?  Help is truly appreciated!

>Regards,
>Brent
>.

Wasn't there a lot of pre-sales hype about remembering each users settings?  Maybe that should have been 'some users and some settings'!
-Jim-

  I tried this too on the Home Edition, but with no luck.
  From what I gather, this is a global setting in IE -
  changing it for one user changes it for all. If anyone has
  figured out a way to do this, I would be very interested.

Quote:  >-----Original Message-----
  >Help!  I just can't seem to figure it out!

  >I am running Windows XP Professional with 2 different
  >users.  I want the DEFAULT e-mail client for the
  >Administrator (me) to be Outlook AND the DEFAULT e-mail
  >client for the Limited User (my wife) to be Outlook
  >Express.  

  >If I try and change it as the Limited user, it always
  >asks that stupid question "... Outlook Express is
  >currently NOT your default client, would you like to
  >change it? ..."  Well, I always answer YES, but continue
  >to get the question.  

  >Basically, it's NOT changing the default type in Limited
  >User unless I change it as administrator, but then my e-
  >mail client is also Express ... which I don't want.

  >Any suggestions?  Help is truly appreciated!

  >Regards,
  >Brent
  >.

Try creating a different mail profile for each set of users (in this case,
your wife)
Control Panel/Mail/Show Profiles button/Add
Make sure that once you have created the profiles that you set the "When
Starting Outlook Use this Profile" to always ask

--

Ray Berger

Quote:> Help!  I just can't seem to figure it out!

> I am running Windows XP Professional with 2 different
> users.  I want the DEFAULT e-mail client for the
> Administrator (me) to be Outlook AND the DEFAULT e-mail
> client for the Limited User (my wife) to be Outlook
> Express.

> If I try and change it as the Limited user, it always
> asks that stupid question "... Outlook Express is
> currently NOT your default client, would you like to
> change it? ..."  Well, I always answer YES, but continue
> to get the question.

> Basically, it's NOT changing the default type in Limited
> User unless I change it as administrator, but then my e-
> mail client is also Express ... which I don't want.

> Any suggestions?  Help is truly appreciated!

> Regards,
> Brent