Thank you for your response. "Bruce" mentioned Ctrl F3 will work and it did
but can you possibly read my next question as well. The more the merrier.

So can you tell me the easiest way to "forward" the original email message
to the original recipient? For example, I sent an email to a customer who
claimed they didn't get it. So I went into my "sent" box and I see the
email. I then highlight the specific email and click on the "forward" button
that appears on the toolbar. The next thing that happens is a window popups
and a blinking cursor appears next to the "to:" field. At this point I run
into the issue of not being able to scroll down previous emails because as I
mentioned previously, their ID name appears instead of their email
addressess. And I believe if I just copy and paste their id name then it
will be in error. Normally in Yahoo, I would just scroll down and then copy
and paste their email address into the "to:" field.

So with that said, what are the steps in order to do what I want to do...?
Thank you. Rochelle.


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"Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE" wrote:

"cmptr_iliterate" wrote in
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Hello. I'm a new user of Outlook Express v.6.0. I need help with the
following:

I sent an email to a friend. They replied and in my inbox under the
"from" column it appears to show my friends id name instead of their
email address. Is there a way so that when someone replies to my
emails that it shows their email address instead of their id name
that they apparently have set up from their end.

No. Sorry. Not with Outlook Express.

This is particularly important for the times that I will send an
email to a "customer" at their email addres (e.g. ) but
when they respond it will appear that the email is coming "from"
jessica. The problem is I'm familiar with my customers "email
addresses" and not their id names. I hope I made sense. Thank you
in advance. Rochelle.

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