MS Outlook 2007: Temporarily Turn Off Email Account


  1. TDKMate
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    MS Outlook 2007: Temporarily Turn Off Email Account


    We have multiple email accounts, some of which are rarely used. How can I ‘turn off’ an account or two from checking email when the others do? I want to easily switch them back on when needed.

    I’ve looked at all the settings I could find under Tools>Account Settings but found only a Remove option, not a Suspend (or the like) option.

    How can I switch an account on and off?

    Thanks
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  3. TDKMate
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    I may have found the answer. See attachment. I'll test out by making a new group....
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