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I too have multiple PST files and accounts. I believe I have only one Profile
although I have not looked into that feature. I had a similar complaint. I
have turned off the automatic emptying of the Deleted Items on Exit but my
complaint is that no matter which account I am in the Empty Deleted Items
option under the Tools menu will only empty the default Deleted Items folder.
I could understand having to change accounts to have it work on each one but
that does not work either. It seems to me to be a related and similar pain. I
have to go into the alternate Deleted Items folders manually and clean it out.
Thank you.
"Tyler G." wrote:
although I have not looked into that feature. I had a similar complaint. I
have turned off the automatic emptying of the Deleted Items on Exit but my
complaint is that no matter which account I am in the Empty Deleted Items
option under the Tools menu will only empty the default Deleted Items folder.
I could understand having to change accounts to have it work on each one but
that does not work either. It seems to me to be a related and similar pain. I
have to go into the alternate Deleted Items folders manually and clean it out.
Thank you.
"Tyler G." wrote:
> Brian - thanks for the great feedback and understanding of how I'm using
> Outlook.
> I understand that seperate profiles would be good, but that would be a pain
> to keep logging in and out to check e-mails from other accounts. This way,
> I'm notified. Isn't this the reason why they created this feature? And, for
> some reason, if I need to reply to a work e-mail from my personal account, I
> can just click the account drop down button in the send window and choose
> which account to reply from.
> I've had Office 2007 for less than 90 days and I'll make the suggestion.
>
>
> "Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:
>
> Outlook.
> I understand that seperate profiles would be good, but that would be a pain
> to keep logging in and out to check e-mails from other accounts. This way,
> I'm notified. Isn't this the reason why they created this feature? And, for
> some reason, if I need to reply to a work e-mail from my personal account, I
> can just click the account drop down button in the send window and choose
> which account to reply from.
> I've had Office 2007 for less than 90 days and I'll make the suggestion.
>
>
> "Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:
>
> > "Tyler G." <Tyler G.@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> > news:AA654B78-A294-49BB-9B8A-E49A4049CCDE@microsoft.com...
> >
> > I think this would be a great suggestion to make to Microsoft. Have you had
> > Outlook 2007 for 90 fays or less? If so, you should contact Microsoft and
> > request that they extend the Inbox/Sent Items extra features Outlook 2007
> > introduced to covering automatic emptying of the PST-specific Deleted Items
> > as well.
> > --
> > Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
> >
> >
> > news:AA654B78-A294-49BB-9B8A-E49A4049CCDE@microsoft.com...
> >
> > >I am using Outlook 2007 (in Office 2007). (Windows XP Pro SP 3 – fully up
> > >to
> > > date with all updates and patches).
> > ....snip...> > >to
> > > date with all updates and patches).
> > > The only way I can empty the other (account #2 or #3) “Deleted Items”
> > > folders it to perform a right click on the “Deleted Items” folder and
> > > select
> > > Empty “Deleted Items” Folder”.
> > > > > folders it to perform a right click on the “Deleted Items” folder and
> > > select
> > > Empty “Deleted Items” Folder”.
> > I think this would be a great suggestion to make to Microsoft. Have you had
> > Outlook 2007 for 90 fays or less? If so, you should contact Microsoft and
> > request that they extend the Inbox/Sent Items extra features Outlook 2007
> > introduced to covering automatic emptying of the PST-specific Deleted Items
> > as well.
> > --
> > Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
> >
> >
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