Jim,
Those guides are not quite as clear as the might be if you are not sure what you are looking at.
@gtfc197
Look at the 'email addresses explained' link. If you have the catch all enabled you can send an email to anything.youwant@username.plus.com and it will arrive in the DEFAULT mailbox if you have not created a separate mailbox for anything.youwant.
So if you have told your wife to use wife@username.plus.com and have not set up a mailbox called "wife" hen all of her email will arrive in the default email box.
Following the instructions on the "how to add a new email address" and add a new mailbox called "wife" (or whatever).
On her PC (or whatever email client) when configuring her email connection, you specify the account name as username+wife with the password you used when the mailbox was created.
Configured as described, the wife's mail box is completely separate and private with its own username and password.
Though this separates her email from yours, it does not do what you asked - provide a separate domain name. That can only be done by her using a different email provider - e.g. Gmail.com - or by you (her?) obtaining your own domain name and asking PN to host it for you. This needs a bit of work, but in the long term is a great solution. If you tell the world that your email addresses are...
Me@ourdomain.me.uk
Wife@ourdomain.me.uk
And you retain full control of the domain name, should you ever change ISPs, then you can migrate the domain name to your new ISP and you will not need to go through the pain of telling the world you have a new email address with a new provider.
HTH.
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