[quote user="klawdek"]
You are probably using multiple accounts. The new version only allows this if you set it up that way when it is installed (according to the manual) and the default installation is single user only and cannot be changed after installation.
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Isn't this a rather old thread? See my reply, and others, in the thread you created 2011-01-26: What happened to the different accounts feature? Identities are not a replacement for it!!!
The help files are very clear:
You have one identity and its POP and SMTP settings. You then create a new, second, identity (it can be based on an old identity, you select, so that you have some settings already arranged as you like). Everything can now be changed in the second identity and stay like that. Obviously it must have its own POP & SMTP settings, e-mail address etc.
Change from the default identity to the second identity, i.e. become it; select Internet Options... Add the address; on POP3 tab click Add then New, and remember to save the definition as something that can be recognised as related to identity B. Repeat for SMTP if necessary.
I have a single user setup, with several identities; it works very well.
[quote user="klawdek"]<p>You are probably using multiple accounts.&nbsp; The new version only allows this if you set it up that way when it is installed (according to the manual) and the default installation is single user only and cannot be changed after installation.
</p><p>[/quote]</p><p>Isn't this a rather old thread? See my reply, and others, in the thread you created 2011-01-26: <a href="/forums/thread/26677.aspx" title="What happened to the different accounts feature? Identities are not a replacement for it!!!" mce_href="/forums/thread/26677.aspx">What happened to the different accounts feature? Identities are not a replacement for it!!!</a></p><p>The help files are very clear:</p><p>You have one identity and its POP and SMTP settings. You then create a new, second, identity (it can be based on an old identity, you select, so that you have some settings already arranged as you like). Everything can now be changed in the second identity and stay like that. Obviously it must have its own POP &amp; SMTP settings, e-mail address etc.
Change from the default identity to the second identity, i.e. become it; select Internet Options... Add the address; on POP3 tab click Add then New, and remember to save the definition as something that can be recognised as related to identity B. Repeat for SMTP if necessary.
I have a single user setup, with several identities; it works very well.
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