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May 11th 06, 04:53 PM
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How do I use a POP 3 account in Microsoft Outlook to have the choice of choosing my sending addess
How do I use a POP 3 account in Microsoft Outlook to have the choice of
choosing my sending addess. I am running on an Exchange server and we have two domains that we send through. I am trying to find a way to allow the user to choose which domain address will appear on the from box when he sends his email. I do not want to pay for the software that allows this and was wondering if this was possible through a POP 3 account. I have tried almost everything I can, please help.... 
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