NT4.0 XP Pro SP2 Outlook 97 SR2 creates personal folder

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Hi,
I just joined 2 new machines I buiilt to a NT 4.0 for Business
domain. The machines are running XP Pro SP2 and all updates. They
join ok. When I install Outlook 97 with SR2 it installs ok and loads
the e-mail into the personal folders inbox. Then when I connect to
the server as user it updates all the other information like contacts
to the first set of folders. so I have 2 sets of folders. Is this
normal or do I install differently.

What I did.

Connect to domain as admin OK

Cconnect as user OK
Pull Office off the server OK
Apply updates to SR2 OK

When I get to the individual user is when it gets messed up.
It does not let me pull office off the server as user only as admin.
Then when I log on as user and before I connect to the exchange
mailbox the e-mail is already in the personal folders inbox
 
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You should have better luck in one of the public "Exchange"
groups.

"Magnetoram" <Magnetoram@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:
> Hi,
> I just joined 2 new machines I buiilt to a NT 4.0 for Business
> domain. The machines are running XP Pro SP2 and all updates. They
> join ok. When I install Outlook 97 with SR2 it installs ok and loads
> the e-mail into the personal folders inbox. Then when I connect to
> the server as user it updates all the other information like contacts
> to the first set of folders. so I have 2 sets of folders. Is this
> normal or do I install differently.
>
> What I did.
>
> Connect to domain as admin OK
>
> Cconnect as user OK
> Pull Office off the server OK
> Apply updates to SR2 OK
>
> When I get to the individual user is when it gets messed up.
> It does not let me pull office off the server as user only as admin.
> Then when I log on as user and before I connect to the exchange
> mailbox the e-mail is already in the personal folders inbox
>
>
>
>