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July 28th 06, 06:59 PM
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How to manage the From field with multiple accounts?
I have two email accounts in Outlook 2003, and as I understand it, they
have to share one inbox and I can have rules that forward them to a sub-box. No problem. BUT, when I send email which account shows up in the FROM field? When they reply, which account address will it grab? I want to control which is used as I compose emails. This is important so replies go to the correct box. Make sense? Anyone know how I am to do this? Thanks. 
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July 28th 06, 07:19 PM
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How to manage the From field with multiple accounts?
OK, I just found the Accounts drop list in new emails and that will
work, but is there a way to make it less goof proof and automatic - like a two buttons for new emails where one is set for one FROM account and the other uses the other FROM account (maybe a macro)? Thanks. c mateland wrote: I have two email accounts in Outlook 2003, and as I understand it, they have to share one inbox and I can have rules that forward them to a sub-box. No problem. BUT, when I send email which account shows up in the FROM field? When they reply, which account address will it grab? I want to control which is used as I compose emails. This is important so replies go to the correct box. Make sense? Anyone know how I am to do this? Thanks.
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July 31st 06, 09:07 PM
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How to manage the From field with multiple accounts?
Disregard - posted last question in thread:
"Outlook macro question" c mateland wrote: OK, I just found the Accounts drop list in new emails and that will work, but is there a way to make it less goof proof and automatic - like a two buttons for new emails where one is set for one FROM account and the other uses the other FROM account (maybe a macro)? Thanks. c mateland wrote: I have two email accounts in Outlook 2003, and as I understand it, they have to share one inbox and I can have rules that forward them to a sub-box. No problem. BUT, when I send email which account shows up in the FROM field? When they reply, which account address will it grab? I want to control which is used as I compose emails. This is important so replies go to the correct box. Make sense? Anyone know how I am to do this? Thanks.
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