I have seen many comments reguarding this question but I still do not
understand how to fix it.

I have 3 email accounts:




They are all with the same ISP. My default is .
When I send an e-mail out of I want the return address to default
to not my default . To me the only time I would want it
to default to is if I was a business. How do I send an e-mail with
the current accounts e-mail address without having to click on accounts and
switch it?

Outlook knows about your default account and uses that for new messages unless you choose to send with a different account. And it knows what account it used to receive each message and will use that account when you reply or forward a message, unless you choose to send with a different account. Each of your three accounts has its own return address, in Tools | E-mail Accounts.

.... unless, of course, these aren't three accounts at all, but three aliases on a single mail account. If you want Outlook to act like it has multiple email accounts, you really need mulitple email accounts.
--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
http://www.turtleflock.com/olconfig/index.htm
and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.aspx

"kilgore" wrote in message ...
I have seen many comments reguarding this question but I still do not
understand how to fix it.

I have 3 email accounts:




They are all with the same ISP. My default is .
When I send an e-mail out of I want the return address to default
to not my default . To me the only time I would want it
to default to is if I was a business. How do I send an e-mail with
the current accounts e-mail address without having to click on accounts and
switch it?