Robert,
I'm at the same office, going through a router/modem and using our local ISP
as the outgoing mail server.

Comparing the two accounts:

Under "User Information", "Your Name" is the same; "E-mail Address" are
different.

Under "Server Information", "Account Type" are both pop3; "Incoming mail
server" are different; "Outgoing mail server (SMTP)" are the same -- that is,
our local ISP's SMTP setting.

Under "Logon Information" the two accounts are different -- different "User
Name" and "Password" per respective incoming mail server; "Remember password"
is checked for both accounts.

Under "Internet E-mail Settings/Outgoing Server" the settings are the same
-- same username/password as specified by our ISP; "Remember password" is
checked for both accounts.

I've just noticed that hitting "Reply" to an email that arrived via the
second (non-default) account results in the same problem as trying to send a
new email message from that second account -- repetitive popups for
username/password and with nothing successful.

Thank you for further suggestions.
Mark



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Mark


"Roady [MVP]" wrote:

Which mail account type are you using?

I thought that both accounts would use the same outgoing mail server; just
different incoming servers.
What makes you think that?
Are you actually using 2 different accounts or just a single one with
additional addresses assigned to it?
Note that if you are going to specify a SMTP server from a different domain,
you'll have to enable and configure authentication for it.
See http://www.msoutlook.info/question/36

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"Mark" wrote in message
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Hi all,
I set up two email accounts in Outlook 2007. Clicking the Send/Receive
button successfully downloads email from both accounts. I can only send
email
from the default account, however. If I try to send from the second
account
I'm prompted for username/password and even though the boxes by default
have
the same smtp info as my primary account it just keeps popping up the box
prompting me for username/password -- even if I hit cancel.

I thought that both accounts would use the same outgoing mail server; just
different incoming servers. I would like email sent from the second
account
to have this second account's email address that recipients would respond
to.
What am I missing?

Thank you,
Mark

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