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A Project Account is a non-personal Nexus account which is accessible to
more than one Nexus user. For example, there may be several people who need to send
emails from a common email address such as enquiries@college.ox.ac.uk
or itsupport@unit.ox.ac.uk; or you might have a shared calendar for
group events. This section explains how to set up the permissions on such an account
if you are the account owner, and how to access a Project Account.
1. Setting up permissions for a Project Account
These instructions assume that you have already set up Outlook 2007 to access your personal Nexus account. If you are not using Outlook 2007 for your own account, then you can skip the section about creating an additional profile.
[Tools/Address Book]
on the Outlook menu, and then find the project account by name. If your
account is not listed, please contact the OUCS Help Centre. You will also need to know
the username and Single Sign-On password of the account.Profile to access the Project account.[Start->Settings->Control
Panel]. Double-click the Mail icon to open the Mail Setup screen:
Figure images/MailSetup1.png [Screen offering options for changing mail setup]
Click on theShow Profiles... button, and then
select the option Always use this profile, and then select
your personal account from the drop-down list. Figure images/AlwaysUse.png [Tell Outlook which profile to open by selecting it from the drop-down list]
The next time you run Outlook, it will open your personal account without prompting. Note however that it remembers the username that you last used to log in, so you will need to change this on the login screen.2. Accessing a Project Account
If you are entitled to access a Project Account, there are several options available depending on the permissions that the account owner has granted you. These are outlined on the Acting as a delegate page.
3. How to manage multiple Exchange mailbox accounts in Outlook
If you have more than one project account you will probably want to access all project accounts from your main account. If so, please see the Microsoft article outlining how to do this:
How to manage multiple Exchange mailbox accounts in Outlook
For information about other Nexus features and how to use them with Outlook 2007, please follow the links to the relevant section:
Problems?
If you have any problems using Nexus with Outlook 2007, in
the first instance you should contact your local (College or Department) IT staff.
If they cannot help then please contact the OUCS Helpcentre for further
assistance.