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18-May-2003, 11:47 AM #1
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Hi .. I'm operating on mandrake 9.1 and using k-mail . I would like to configure two identities in k mail . Can anyone provide a link on how to or some words ?

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18-May-2003, 12:17 PM #2
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.[list=1][*]Open KMail and goto Settings>Configure KMail>Identity and choose New.[*]In the dialog box that appears enter name and click the radio button for leave blank fields[*]Click OK[*]The Name,Organization and Address fields should be blank now so enter your info[/list=1]
That should do it.
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18-May-2003, 12:39 PM #3
Oki got that far ,now If im logged incan my wife check her mail and if so how do you switch identities.
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18-May-2003, 02:06 PM #4
Click the little drop-down arrow next to the in-box tray icon;it should give you a menu of idenitities.
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18-May-2003, 03:29 PM #5
I'm sorry linch for asking so many easy questions but there doesn,t seem to be any inbox icon or drop down menu.
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18-May-2003, 04:33 PM #6
Look at the row of icons below the menu bar at the top.The 4th icon from the left looks like a tray with an arrow pointing down-dont click that arrow-the one I'm talking about is a small black arrow at the bottom right of the icon.
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18-May-2003, 06:43 PM #7
Well lynch its not for lack of trying but no sucess yet. I clicked on settings , configure kmail and add another to the list but that user for some reason when i open up seems to be in my mail account. Ps i'm not sure how to print screen as in windows to post an image for you to see.
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18-May-2003, 07:41 PM #8
I'm not sure why this isnt working for you.I just set up KMail to be sure I gave you the right instructions(I use Mozilla Mail) and it works like a charm.I put 2 different accounts in there.Recheck the identities to be sure you entered seperate email accounts.
To take a screenshot you can open a terminal and type:
import -window root screen.jpg
That takes an exact shot of whatever is on your screen.You can name the *.jpg anything you want.
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19-May-2003, 08:41 PM #9
Ok lynch i've got dual identities in kmail now. I guess the confusion comes in because of the fact that im used to outlook express where when you switch identities you switch folders as well. Its not a very secure way to operate : Im not in favor of having others able to view my mail.
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