Sharing one "Email account" between two Windows "user account" in a "Global Inbox"

Context: Two "windows user accounts" on a Windows XP PC, having the same email address. The "Local folder" is placed on a "All users" directory and acounts settings specify a POP server with a retention period of 30 days.
Problem: When User B ask for reception of messages, he received all messages already read by user B. (this probably due to separate popstate.dat).
On a previous PC two years ago, we do not had this dupplicate reading.
If you have a solution, could you also cover the Windows 7 case.
Regards
Dto75

I strongly suggest you get the whole profile in the same folder hierarchy before you even consider moving to windows 7.
Windows XP has Program File
Windows 7 has Program Files and Program Files (X86) your executable goes in the x86 one.
XP has applications data
Windows 7 has appdata
In windows XP Thunderbird's profile is in application data in windows 7 it is in appdata/roaming
If you open explorer the old locations appear to be there, but they will not work to locate Thunderbird's disparate parts of it's profile
And so the list goes on. Hence none of the locations you know will probably exist under windows 7 so if parts of the profile are pointing to locations that have changed, only grief awaits you.

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Below is a reply to a question I have regarding sharing photos with my wife on the same Mac. I would like for us both to able to upload, edit, and use photos from the same iPhoto database. Do all of the buggaboos listed in the reply below still apply?
Thanks,
Jim
Re: Sharing Photo's on the same iMac between two user accounts
Posted: Jun 2, 2009 8:27 AM in response to: Thomas Harrigan Solved
Tom
For iPhoto 09 (version 8.0.2) and later:
What you mean by 'share'.
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Remember iPhoto must be running in both accounts for this to work.
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TD

No. All the folks who post here are just Users, like you.
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TD

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Is it possible to run the two accounts simultaneously?
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Grant Basson
[email protected]

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