ARCHIVED: In Microsoft Outlook, how do I add an additional mailbox to my Folder List?
To add an additional mailbox to your Folder List using Microsoft Outlook 2010, 2007, or 2003, first add sharing permissions to the mailbox and folders you wish to share. You can share mailboxes between different types of Exchange accounts, such as a personal mailbox and a departmental mailbox. To add a mailbox to your Folder List, follow the steps below.
Note: The mailboxes in each account must be on the same Exchange server. Additionally, the instructions in this document assume that you have permission to access the additional account for the mailbox you wish to add. If you do not, contact the mailbox's owner or administrator to get permission; see Share your Windows Outlook calendar or folders
Share the additional mailbox
To add sharing permissions for yourself to the account mailbox you wish to add to your Folder List:
- Log into the mailbox you wish to add to your folder list.
- In Outlook 2010, at the bottom of the navigation pane, click the
In Outlook 2007 and 2003, from the
menu, choose . icon.
- In Outlook 2010, in the Folder List, right-click the email address
that corresponds to the account you wish to add sharing permissions to
(e.g.,
In Outlook 2007 and 2003, in the Folder List, right-click the name of the mailbox (e.g.,
), and choose or . ), and then choose .
- In the window that appears, click the tab, and then click .
- Under "Show Names from the:" in the
Add Users
window, select . - To search for your name, enter it in the field in
Last Name, First Name
format. - Select your name. Then, under "Add Users", click , and then .
- Select your name. Under "Permissions" or "Other", check .
- Click , then .
Share folders
To add sharing permissions to the folders you wish to share (i.e.,
the Inbox
folder of the Automotive mailbox):
- While still logged into the other mailbox (e.g., Automotive), right-click the folder and choose .
- In the
Inbox Properties
window that appears, click the tab, and then click . - Under "Show Names from the:" in the
Add Users
window that appears, select . - To search for your name, enter it in the field in
Last Name, First Name
format. - Select your name. Under "Add Users", click , and then .
- In the
Inbox Properties
window, on the tab, select the person's name.In Office 2010 and 2007, use the Permission Level drop-down box to assign the appropriate permissions (e.g., Reviewer, Author, Editor).
In Outlook 2003, under "Permissions", check
. - Click , then .
- Repeat steps 1 through 7 for any additional folder you wish to add
(e.g.,
Sent Items
).
Add the additional mailbox to your Folder List
To add the departmental Exchange mailbox (e.g., Automotive) as an additional mailbox to your Outlook profile, follow the steps appropriate to your version of Outlook:
Outlook 2010 and 2007
- Log into your mailbox.
- From the menu, choose .
- In Outlook 2010, from the
In Outlook 2007 and 2003, from the
tab, select your account and click . tab, choose . From the drop-down menu, choose .
- Click , and then from the tab, select .
- Type the name of the departmental Exchange mailbox (e.g.,
Automotive
), and click . - Click
More Settings
window. Click , then , and then . again to close the
Outlook 2003
- Log into your mailbox.
- From the menu, choose .
- Under "Email", select , and click .
- In the
Email Accounts
window, select , and then click . Click . - In the
Microsoft Exchange Server
window that appears, click the tab. - Under "Mailboxes", click .
- In the
Add Mailbox
window that appears, under "Add Mailbox:", enter the name of the Exchange mailbox (e.g.,Automotive
), and click . - Click , and then .
- In the
Email Accounts
window, click , and then .
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