Programs I am having trouble with is Outlook from Microsoft Office 2007.Recent changes I have made are adding a new POP account and setting it as the default account.Here's my question:I am currently using Outlook from Microsoft Office 2007. I had been using it to receive email via an Exchange server, since these emails were from my work. I have just added a new POP account so that I can receive my gmail emails on Outlook. I set the gmail account as the default, but that's only for sending emails out. My question has to do with the "username" and "password" dialogue box that appears when I first open up Outlook. This information is specifically for the Exchange account. Is it possible to get rid of this, even if I still want to keep the Exchange account? I kind of have a feeling that the answer is "no", and that I will have to delete the Exchange account, but I just wanted to make sure. Thank you!1 person needs an answerI do too

Your feelings are correctYou could of course configure a new Profile, add your gmail account and a data file, set it to prompt for Profile, then when starting outlook you can select which profile to use.You have to physically close outlook, then restart to switch profiles

Palcouk,Thanks for your reply. That IS an alternative I hadn't thought of. It's really no big deal to delete my Exchange account and would make things easier for me. I just wanted to make sure I had exhausted all of my avenues before deleting it.Thanks again!