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June 25th 06, 12:07 PM
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Adding new addresses to Outlook
I have just changed ISP last night and am trying to configure Outlook (2002)
to receive emails for new ISP as well as old ISP (wanadoo). i sucessfully added one new address but it has the name of the ISp instead of the email address. As I need to add 2 more new isp addresses, I had tried to change the name so that they are identifiable from each other at a glance, but cant see how to do that. My intention is to have 6 addresses in outlook, 3 from the new ISp and then 3 from the old. That is why I wanted to change the names. Any ideas what I need to do? 
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June 25th 06, 12:17 PM
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Adding new addresses to Outlook
Just to add further info re this post. I have just tried to send an email
using new ISP address in outlook, which failed. Message was "Outlook was unable to connect to your outgoing SMTP email server." So it looks as if I havent added the account sucessfully?? "Shelle" wrote: I have just changed ISP last night and am trying to configure Outlook (2002) to receive emails for new ISP as well as old ISP (wanadoo). i sucessfully added one new address but it has the name of the ISp instead of the email address. As I need to add 2 more new isp addresses, I had tried to change the name so that they are identifiable from each other at a glance, but cant see how to do that. My intention is to have 6 addresses in outlook, 3 from the new ISp and then 3 from the old. That is why I wanted to change the names. Any ideas what I need to do?
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June 25th 06, 02:40 PM
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Adding new addresses to Outlook
In Accounts; Click change (on the particular account) then more settings to
alter display name. Use the test settings to check the new account Depending on your connection type you may have to alter the connection settings for the two different isp's "Shelle" wrote in message ... Just to add further info re this post. I have just tried to send an email using new ISP address in outlook, which failed. Message was "Outlook was unable to connect to your outgoing SMTP email server." So it looks as if I havent added the account sucessfully?? "Shelle" wrote: I have just changed ISP last night and am trying to configure Outlook (2002) to receive emails for new ISP as well as old ISP (wanadoo). i sucessfully added one new address but it has the name of the ISp instead of the email address. As I need to add 2 more new isp addresses, I had tried to change the name so that they are identifiable from each other at a glance, but cant see how to do that. My intention is to have 6 addresses in outlook, 3 from the new ISp and then 3 from the old. That is why I wanted to change the names. Any ideas what I need to do?
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