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From: AMA on 22 Feb 2010 14:24
With a recent setup of Outlook 2007 on my home cpu, a second inbox was
created, "Inbox in <xxxxxxxx>". All received email goes in this inbox. I
setup using IMAP and have gone through multiple setting options, but nothing
changes. I only need the primary inbox to work, but it does not. Also, my
primary inbox is called personal folders, which I am not accustomed to. How
do I switch which inbox my email is received?
From: Jim Mack on 22 Feb 2010 14:47
First you have to explain why a group dedicated to Visual Basic 6 is
the right place to ask about this.
--
Jim Mack
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"We sew confusion"


AMA wrote:
> With a recent setup of Outlook 2007 on my home cpu, a second inbox
> was created, "Inbox in <xxxxxxxx>". All received email goes in this
> inbox. I setup using IMAP and have gone through multiple setting
> options, but nothing changes. I only need the primary inbox to
> work, but it does not. Also, my primary inbox is called personal
> folders, which I am not accustomed to. How do I switch which inbox
> my email is received?

From: Henning on 22 Feb 2010 16:22

"AMA" <AMA(a)discussions.microsoft.com> skrev i meddelandet
news:E9B64F98-97CE-4186-A8DE-2B5004DBEBA5(a)microsoft.com...
> With a recent setup of Outlook 2007 on my home cpu, a second inbox was
> created, "Inbox in <xxxxxxxx>". All received email goes in this inbox. I
> setup using IMAP and have gone through multiple setting options, but
> nothing
> changes. I only need the primary inbox to work, but it does not. Also, my
> primary inbox is called personal folders, which I am not accustomed to.
> How
> do I switch which inbox my email is received?

Try microsoft.public.outlook.general. This is a group for Visual Basic (vb).

/Henning


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