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I love FireFox. Tried Mozilla several years ago, wasn’t too impressed. But they sure have improved.
You’re right many Investments and Bank institutions “Must use IE for security reasons”, so I keep it for that specifically. I have run into several “credit card”-“buy” sites that require IE, too.
My email is handled by Incredimail, for the past four years – Great Program for the creative sole.

There’s one program that I find invaluable ROBOFORM.
I no longer use any other password program or element. They’re all turned OFF. This keeps all my stuff completely safe and home where it belongs.
I even had a knowledgable freind try to break into it. He gave up after a week.

Have a great week.
Scooter
College Park, MD USA

Seems to me that everyone missed the simplest solution.
Just copy (in Explorer) the “original” file to the same directory, rename it (example: OldOutlook.pst). then change the Original Outlook.pst to anything you like.
I usually use my own name (helps in identifying the .PST file.
Outlook will complain and ask where the file is – Point it to your newly named file.
I have several .PST files for different assignments (jobs, personal, family). Each one has only the components I need for that assignment.
Not one HUGE file and all are backed up once a week automatically.

Seems to me that everyone missed the simplest solution.
Just copy (in Explorer) the “original” file to the same directory, rename it (example: OldOutlook.pst). then change the Original Outlook.pst to anything you like.
I usually use my own name (helps in identifying the .PST file.
Outlook will complain and ask where the file is – Point it to your newly named file.
I have several .PST files for different assignments (jobs, personal, family). Each one has only the components I need for that assignment.
Not one HUGE file and all are backed up once a week automatically.

Try this URL. You’ll have the extentions and they ARE free.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default….l/fpse02win.asp

Scooter

I use Outlook (98 then2000) exclusively on a Peer-Peer Network of 14.
We all share Contacts, Calendar, and Notes.
It has worked VERY well for three years.
Take Care,
Scooter