Well, now I'm not sure what you want - the 'reply to receiver' part leaves
me confused and I went back re-read your post. I'm not sure if you want a
Reply to address set for mail (so replies go to a different address than the
From address) or if you are going into sent and hitting reply to all - if
you are resending the same message over and over you need to open the
message and look on the Actions menu for Resend.

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"JC" wrote in message
...
I am using a POP mail account on my ISP's mail server.

I don't need this as a default for every message but I do need it
for maybe 50% of the messages that I send out.

How do I set it up? My preference is for a taskbar button
similar to the "Reply to all" button but labeled "Reply to
receiver".

I checked the options menu and couldn't find any reference to
Reply to receiver. Nor could I find this option in the taskbar
settings. Could you point me in the right direction?


On Thu, 24 Jul 2008 08:00:33 -0400, "Diane Poremsky {MVP}"
wrote:

Sure you can. Are you using POP/IMAP account or Exchange? If POP or IMAP
you can set it for every message in account settings. Or you can change
it
per message for POP/IMAP and exchange on the Options dialog while
composing
a message.
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Cheers . . . JC