Hello,

I think I've wierd problem.

Win XP sp2
Office 2003 (Outlook).

I've four email accounts configured.
As you know, in this case, when I'm writing an email, I've the
possibility to choos threw which account the message will be send.
And here is my problem.

Doesn't matter which account I'll chose, the recipients are recieving
my emails always over same account (one of these four)!
If they choos replayTo, then it takes automaticly email adress from
exactly this accoount.

I've checked configuration of all of four account several times, and
averything is set up properly! Can be this a reason, that I do not have
my email folder as a standard folder?

I do not understand for what is this option there, that I can choose
threw which acount I would like to send particular email, if the user
notice, that this message came from a different direction.
This is pretty anoying, having one private and one company email
account. I do not want my customers to have private account
informations (email addres) for example.

Any help will be appreciated.

Best regards

Matik

Matik wrote:

Win XP sp2
Office 2003 (Outlook).

Have you applied Office SP2 as well?

I've four email accounts configured.
As you know, in this case, when I'm writing an email, I've the
possibility to choos threw which account the message will be send.
And here is my problem.

Doesn't matter which account I'll chose, the recipients are recieving
my emails always over same account (one of these four)!
If they choos replayTo, then it takes automaticly email adress from
exactly this accoount.

Have you specified any reply-to for your accounts? Have you enabled
diagnostic logging to see which account Outlook is actually using to send
the message?
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/300479/en-us
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Brian Tillman

Hey Brian,

I've implemented sp2.

Now seems to be better, but now, I've other problem. I can not send
emails via my default (first in the list) account.
I'm keep getting relay denied message. This can not be, because, when
I'm sending an email over web page from this account, with the same
email address, it is working fine!

This is what I'm getting in log:

2006.03.03 11:06:07 MY_SERVER_NAME: UploadItems: 1 messages to send
2006.03.03 11:06:07 SMTP (anyserver.xo.net): Begin execution
2006.03.03 11:06:07 SMTP (anyserver.net): Port: 25, Secu no, SPA: no
2006.03.03 11:06:07 SMTP (anyserver.net): Finding host
2006.03.03 11:06:07 SMTP (anyserver.net): Connected to host
2006.03.03 11:06:07 SMTP (anyserver.net): rx 220 XO.net Mail X-fer
Server
2006.03.03 11:06:07 SMTP (anyserver.net): [tx] EHLO nbmatik
2006.03.03 11:06:07 SMTP (anyserver.net): rx 250-anyserver.xo.net
2006.03.03 11:06:07 SMTP (anyserver.net): rx 250-PIPELINING
2006.03.03 11:06:07 SMTP (anyserver.net): rx 250-SIZE 60000000
2006.03.03 11:06:07 SMTP (anyserver.net): rx 250-ETRN
2006.03.03 11:06:07 SMTP (anyserver.net): rx 250-AUTH DIGEST-MD5
LOGIN PLAIN
2006.03.03 11:06:07 SMTP (anyserver.net): rx 250 8BITMIME
2006.03.03 11:06:07 SMTP (anyserver.net): Authorized to host
2006.03.03 11:06:07 SMTP (anyserver.net): Connected to host
2006.03.03 11:06:07 SMTP (anyserver.net): [tx] MAIL FROM: *****
2006.03.03 11:06:07 SMTP (anyserver.net): rx 250 Ok
2006.03.03 11:06:07 SMTP (anyserver.net): [tx] RCPT TO: *****
2006.03.03 11:06:07 SMTP (anyserver.net): rx 550 *****: Relay
access denied
2006.03.03 11:06:08 SMTP (anyserver.net): End execution
2006.03.03 11:06:08 MY_SERVER_NAME: ReportStatus: RSF_COMPLETED, hr =
0x00000000
2006.03.03 11:06:08 MY_SERVER_NAME: Synch operation completed

Wierd ....

Best regards

Matik

of course everywhere is anyserver.xo.net and not anyserver.net

Matik wrote:

Now seems to be better, but now, I've other problem. I can not send
emails via my default (first in the list) account.
I'm keep getting relay denied message. This can not be, because, when
I'm sending an email over web page from this account, with the same
email address, it is working fine!

Whether or not you can send a message from the ISP's web site has nothing to
do with it. I suspect you're not authentication to the outgoing server on
the "Outgoing Server" tab of your account properties. Click ToolsE-mail
AccountsNext, select your account, click Change, then More Settings and
select the Outgoing Server tab. Make sure the box labeled "My outgoing
server (SMTP) requires authentication" is checked.
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Brian Tillman

Thank's. It works ...!

And I could bet that I was trying to set this option.

Best regards

Matik