GFY Techies I need your help Outlook / Vista
 

Every time I restart Outlook XP it asks for the password for every pop 3 account I use. I have said "Save the password" 200 times but it won't save.


Also, is it possible to have a diff. signature depending on what pop account you send from?

Dont use Outlook

Downgrade to Windows XP, that will fix the problem.

Let me guess, pirated copy

Yes

In Outlook the sig isn't automatic, you have to manually choose which one you want.

With Outlook Express that was possible.

No silly, I don't buy pcs with pirated OS. I had to get a new pc, came with this and I couldn't choose XP.

Yea I have to agree!

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Thank you for your help, I'm pretty sure I'm not doing anything wrong. I think it's a Vista Bug =[

Not that anyone cares... But future FYI.

Looking at the Outlook newsgroups, there are a lot of meesages about this
problem with Outlook 2002.

This error with Outlook 2002 when installed on Windows Vista. The technical
details are that Outlook 2002 uses the "Protected Storage Interface" to
store its passwords, and this is not supported in Windows Vista. The
following article describes the problem in more detail, but does not give a
fix for Outlook 2002 when installed on Vista