Windows Mail Setting

In WinXP I use D:\EMAILS as the standard storage folder for all users. Then
in the "Tools\Options\Advanced" menu I exclude/include the ir/relevant boxes
for each user.
I can't get Windows Mail to do that? It's using the same folder settings and
filter rules for USER1, USER2 and USER3.

Also, only USER1's login/password is been saved. The other users have to
enter login/password every time they want to receive new messages, even with
the option "Remember password" checked.

How to solve these "little" problems?

check the permissions on the directory. The other users probably don't have
the correct permissions.

steve

"Jorge Junior" <JorgeJunior@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> In WinXP I use D:\EMAILS as the standard storage folder for all users.
> Then
> in the "Tools\Options\Advanced" menu I exclude/include the ir/relevant
> boxes
> for each user.
> I can't get Windows Mail to do that? It's using the same folder settings
> and
> filter rules for USER1, USER2 and USER3.
>
> Also, only USER1's login/password is been saved. The other users have to
> enter login/password every time they want to receive new messages, even
> with
> the option "Remember password" checked.
>
> How to solve these "little" problems?