you can use two profiles, 2 accounts in a profile and select the correct one
based on the connection type, or use mail as the SMTP and change the hosts
files when you change connection.

http://www.outlook-tips.net/archives/2004/20040322.htm
http://www.outlook-tips.net/archives/2004/20040304.htm


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"Paul Shaddick" wrote in message
...
I use Outlook on my laptop to send email. I connect either via a WLAN or
via
a 3G data card. When I connect using the WLAN I connect to BTInternet and
send mail via the outgoing mail server 'mail.btinternet.com'. If I connect
using the vodafone 3G card I cannot send mail as the BT mail server needs
to
be passed the Userid and Password and that does not seem to be forwarded
when
using the Vodafone connection. So therefore I need to dynamically change
the
outgoing mail server of my email Account by testing which connection is
current and changing the Outgoing mail server (SMTP) from
mail.btinternet.com
to send.vodafone.com. Any idea how I can do this. Maybe set up two
Accounts?
one of which will always fail and the other work depending on which
connection I am using, seems a bit of a bodge to me.
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Paul Shaddick, MCP