[MtnBikerChk]

Can I set up my outlook so my pop mail gets delivered to a PST inbox and my exchange mail goes to the exchange inbox?

All I can find it in the mail setup to change them BOTH so they go to one or the other.

 

[binary visions]

Couldn't you just set up a filter to make everything addressed to "blah@myserver.com" got stuck into a specific folder?

Exchange mail typically is addressed to a username, not a username @ domain.

 

[MtnBikerChk]

Couldn't you just set up a filter to make everything addressed to "blah@myserver.com" got stuck into a specific folder?

Exchange mail typically is addressed to a username, not a username @ domain.

I could - but let's just say for "privacy" I don't want anything NOT work related going into my exchange mailbox

I did some surfing on microsoft's website and the basic answer to my question is "NO." lol

 

[binary visions]

Privacy? Do you have email sex with IAB?

...no, nevermind. I don't want to know.

 

[MtnBikerChk]

Privacy? Do you have email sex with IAB?

...no, nevermind. I don't want to know.

no, lol. I just believe my boss reads every single email that goes in and out and there are some things that are none of his business.

 

[Tenchiro]

If you go to the Tools menu -> E-mail accounts -> view or change existing e-mail accounts, there is a section for delivery options below the listed accounts.

 

[MtnBikerChk]

If you go to the Tools menu -> E-mail accounts -> view or change existing e-mail accounts, there is a section for delivery options below the listed accounts.

yes, I know. As I said in my first post - it's all or nothing.

but thanks.

 

[Tenchiro]

There is always PGP, but it would require some setup on both ends. Although in that case using gmail or something would be far easier.

Also just because an e-mail is in your PST it isn't really private. I can whack into the admin share for any PC on our network and have carte blanche access to the local hard drive.

 

[binary visions]

Also just because an e-mail is in your PST it isn't really private. I can whack into the admin share for any PC on our network and have carte blanche access to the local hard drive.

You can password protect & encrypt a PST file.

But regardless, it still passes through the server which anyone with access can read.

 

[MtnBikerChk]

Also just because an e-mail is in your PST it isn't really private. I can whack into the admin share for any PC on our network and have carte blanche access to the local hard drive.

yeah, I know. I'm not passing anything BAD just stuff that I'd rather no one read. If they do, it's no big deal.