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> Is that possible to run 2 instances of Outlook, one of them use Internet
> Mail Profile and the other
> use Exchange Server Mailbox Profile?

> > You're probably not going to like this answer, but I think you should
set
> up
> > two profiles.
> > --
> > Ed Crowley MCSE+Internet MVP-Exchange
> > Senior Consultant
> > NCR Corporation
> > Saving the world from PSTs and Bricked Backups!
> > Exchange FAQ: http://www.swinc.com/resource/exch_faq.htm

> > > hi,

> > > I'm using Outlook 2000 as my Internet Mail Client.  But recently I
have
> > > added a Exchange
> > > Server Mailbox to my Outlook, so that my colleague and I can view each
> > > other's
> > > calendar, task, etc, and also easy for planning a meeting.
> > > But after adding the Exchange Mailbox, I found that my Outlook has 2
> > > Calendar folders
> > > (also 2 Task folder, etc), one is in the Personal Folders, another one
> is
> > in
> > > the
> > > Mailbox (Exchange Mailbox).
> > > I set the [Services/Delivery] to "Personal Folders", so the new
Internet
> > > Email goes to
> > > Personal Folders/Inbox.  The Exchange Server Mail goes to
Mailbox/Inbox,
> > but
> > > I found
> > >  a interesting thing, if there is a new mail in Mailbox/Inbox, and you
> > don't
> > > open the new
> > > mail item within 10 sec (roughly), that new mail will move to Person
> > > Folders/Inbox
> > > automatically.  If it is a meeting request mail, if you fast enough to
> > open
> > > it, the new
> > > Calendar item will be in Mailbox/Calendar, else it will move to
Personal
> > > Folders/Inbox,
> > > then you open it, the new Calendar item will be in Personal
> > Folders/Calendar
> > > (thus my
> > > colleague won't be able to view my correct Calendar data, since the
item
> > > supposed to be
> > > in MailBox/Calendar, but finally not, this is not what I want).

> > > Question :
> > > *1.  Is that a way to prevent the new mail in Mailbox/Inbox moving to
> > > Personal Folders/Inbox?

> > > Actually, I have tried to make it simple by using it only the Mailbox
> > > folders, I import all
> > > subfolders and items in Personal Folders to Mailbox and then delete
the
> > > Personal Folders,
> > > so that my Outlook shows only the Mailbox folder.  Also set the
> > > [Services/Delivery] to "Mailbox",
> > > so the new Internet Mail goes to Maibox/Inbox.  But it incurred
another
> > > problem, the new Internet
> > > mail if it is composed with Chinese language will get mess
(corrupted).

> > > Question :
> > > *2.  Is this an encoding problem from Outlook 2000 or from Exchange
> > Server?
> > > *3.  How to configure it (Outlook or Exchange Server)?  So that
Internet
> > > Mail won't get mess (corrupted).

> > > Thanks a lot.

> You're probably not going to like this answer, but I think you should set
up
> two profiles.
> --
> Ed Crowley MCSE+Internet MVP-Exchange
> Senior Consultant
> NCR Corporation
> Saving the world from PSTs and Bricked Backups!
> Exchange FAQ: http://www.swinc.com/resource/exch_faq.htm

> > hi,

> > I'm using Outlook 2000 as my Internet Mail Client.  But recently I have
> > added a Exchange
> > Server Mailbox to my Outlook, so that my colleague and I can view each
> > other's
> > calendar, task, etc, and also easy for planning a meeting.
> > But after adding the Exchange Mailbox, I found that my Outlook has 2
> > Calendar folders
> > (also 2 Task folder, etc), one is in the Personal Folders, another one
is
> in
> > the
> > Mailbox (Exchange Mailbox).
> > I set the [Services/Delivery] to "Personal Folders", so the new Internet
> > Email goes to
> > Personal Folders/Inbox.  The Exchange Server Mail goes to Mailbox/Inbox,
> but
> > I found
> >  a interesting thing, if there is a new mail in Mailbox/Inbox, and you
> don't
> > open the new
> > mail item within 10 sec (roughly), that new mail will move to Person
> > Folders/Inbox
> > automatically.  If it is a meeting request mail, if you fast enough to
> open
> > it, the new
> > Calendar item will be in Mailbox/Calendar, else it will move to Personal
> > Folders/Inbox,
> > then you open it, the new Calendar item will be in Personal
> Folders/Calendar
> > (thus my
> > colleague won't be able to view my correct Calendar data, since the item
> > supposed to be
> > in MailBox/Calendar, but finally not, this is not what I want).

> > Question :
> > *1.  Is that a way to prevent the new mail in Mailbox/Inbox moving to
> > Personal Folders/Inbox?

> > Actually, I have tried to make it simple by using it only the Mailbox
> > folders, I import all
> > subfolders and items in Personal Folders to Mailbox and then delete the
> > Personal Folders,
> > so that my Outlook shows only the Mailbox folder.  Also set the
> > [Services/Delivery] to "Mailbox",
> > so the new Internet Mail goes to Maibox/Inbox.  But it incurred another
> > problem, the new Internet
> > mail if it is composed with Chinese language will get mess (corrupted).

> > Question :
> > *2.  Is this an encoding problem from Outlook 2000 or from Exchange
> Server?
> > *3.  How to configure it (Outlook or Exchange Server)?  So that Internet
> > Mail won't get mess (corrupted).

> > Thanks a lot.

> 1. No.
> 2-3. I'd suspect the server. Check with the Exchange administrator to see
> whether the server's Internet Mail Service can handle the Chinese
encoding.
> --
> Sue Mosher
> Author of
>   "Teach Yourself Microsoft Outlook 2000 Programming in 24 Hours"
>   "Microsoft Outlook 2000 E-mail and Fax Guide"

> Outlook and Exchange solutions at http://www.slipstick.com

> > hi,

> > I'm using Outlook 2000 as my Internet Mail Client.  But recently I have
> > added a Exchange
> > Server Mailbox to my Outlook, so that my colleague and I can view each
> > other's
> > calendar, task, etc, and also easy for planning a meeting.
> > But after adding the Exchange Mailbox, I found that my Outlook has 2
> > Calendar folders
> > (also 2 Task folder, etc), one is in the Personal Folders, another one
is
> in
> > the
> > Mailbox (Exchange Mailbox).
> > I set the [Services/Delivery] to "Personal Folders", so the new Internet
> > Email goes to
> > Personal Folders/Inbox.  The Exchange Server Mail goes to Mailbox/Inbox,
> but
> > I found
> >  a interesting thing, if there is a new mail in Mailbox/Inbox, and you
> don't
> > open the new
> > mail item within 10 sec (roughly), that new mail will move to Person
> > Folders/Inbox
> > automatically.  If it is a meeting request mail, if you fast enough to
> open
> > it, the new
> > Calendar item will be in Mailbox/Calendar, else it will move to Personal
> > Folders/Inbox,
> > then you open it, the new Calendar item will be in Personal
> Folders/Calendar
> > (thus my
> > colleague won't be able to view my correct Calendar data, since the item
> > supposed to be
> > in MailBox/Calendar, but finally not, this is not what I want).

> > Question :
> > *1.  Is that a way to prevent the new mail in Mailbox/Inbox moving to
> > Personal Folders/Inbox?

> > Actually, I have tried to make it simple by using it only the Mailbox
> > folders, I import all
> > subfolders and items in Personal Folders to Mailbox and then delete the
> > Personal Folders,
> > so that my Outlook shows only the Mailbox folder.  Also set the
> > [Services/Delivery] to "Mailbox",
> > so the new Internet Mail goes to Maibox/Inbox.  But it incurred another
> > problem, the new Internet
> > mail if it is composed with Chinese language will get mess (corrupted).

> > Question :
> > *2.  Is this an encoding problem from Outlook 2000 or from Exchange
> Server?
> > *3.  How to configure it (Outlook or Exchange Server)?  So that Internet
> > Mail won't get mess (corrupted).

> > Thanks a lot.

> I'm not using Exchange Server as my Internet Mail Server, the SMTP and
POP3
> are actually run on
> another UNIX server.  So the Mailbox folders in Outlook acts as a storage
> folder only, but it surprised
> me that the Mailbox folders seems cannot accept Chinese email and
corrupted
> it.

> Actually, I'm one of the administrators of Exchange Server, but I have no
> idea where to set the
> Mailbox to accept Chinese encoding.

> > 1. No.
> > 2-3. I'd suspect the server. Check with the Exchange administrator to
see
> > whether the server's Internet Mail Service can handle the Chinese
> encoding.

> > > hi,

> > > I'm using Outlook 2000 as my Internet Mail Client.  But recently I
have
> > > added a Exchange
> > > Server Mailbox to my Outlook, so that my colleague and I can view each
> > > other's
> > > calendar, task, etc, and also easy for planning a meeting.
> > > But after adding the Exchange Mailbox, I found that my Outlook has 2
> > > Calendar folders
> > > (also 2 Task folder, etc), one is in the Personal Folders, another one
> is
> > in
> > > the
> > > Mailbox (Exchange Mailbox).
> > > I set the [Services/Delivery] to "Personal Folders", so the new
Internet
> > > Email goes to
> > > Personal Folders/Inbox.  The Exchange Server Mail goes to
Mailbox/Inbox,
> > but
> > > I found
> > >  a interesting thing, if there is a new mail in Mailbox/Inbox, and you
> > don't
> > > open the new
> > > mail item within 10 sec (roughly), that new mail will move to Person
> > > Folders/Inbox
> > > automatically.  If it is a meeting request mail, if you fast enough to
> > open
> > > it, the new
> > > Calendar item will be in Mailbox/Calendar, else it will move to
Personal
> > > Folders/Inbox,
> > > then you open it, the new Calendar item will be in Personal
> > Folders/Calendar
> > > (thus my
> > > colleague won't be able to view my correct Calendar data, since the
item
> > > supposed to be
> > > in MailBox/Calendar, but finally not, this is not what I want).

> > > Question :
> > > *1.  Is that a way to prevent the new mail in Mailbox/Inbox moving to
> > > Personal Folders/Inbox?

> > > Actually, I have tried to make it simple by using it only the Mailbox
> > > folders, I import all
> > > subfolders and items in Personal Folders to Mailbox and then delete
the
> > > Personal Folders,
> > > so that my Outlook shows only the Mailbox folder.  Also set the
> > > [Services/Delivery] to "Mailbox",
> > > so the new Internet Mail goes to Maibox/Inbox.  But it incurred
another
> > > problem, the new Internet
> > > mail if it is composed with Chinese language will get mess
(corrupted).

> > > Question :
> > > *2.  Is this an encoding problem from Outlook 2000 or from Exchange
> > Server?
> > > *3.  How to configure it (Outlook or Exchange Server)?  So that
Internet
> > > Mail won't get mess (corrupted).

> > > Thanks a lot.