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Old 07-04-2004, 17:43   #5
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Re: EMail Sharing

Usefull links

http://insideoe.tomsterdam.com/files....htm#storemain

http://insideoe.tomsterdam.com/faqs/why.htm#network

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Why can't I move my OE5/6 files and address book to a folder on my network like I did with OE4?

Unlike OE4, OE5 and OE6 support the use of multiple Identities for each Windows User Profile. Because the Identities feature is dependent on registry values in the Current_User keys, it is almost impossible to share OE across a network. While it can be done by duplicating registry keys on all computers that you might use, this makes the store very unstable. That results in a very real chance of losing some email messages and an almost guaranteed chance of losing all your subscribed newsgroups. The OE Address Book is also tied to the Identities registry keys, and so can create problems when placed on a non-local fixed drive. Standalone WABs might be an alternative to consider. But if you need a network-aware email client, you really should use a client designed specifically for that environment, such as Outlook2000.
So my copy of Outlook 2003 that came with Office SBE might help.

Hmm, how many machines can a copy of Office be loaded on? Is it one, or is it that it can be on two if they are only used one at a time.

Can they tell? Both will be at the same internet IP (behind the router).
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