I posted on here with "how to change outgoing email address appearance"
because I looked through all of the threads relating to this, but I either
don't find an answer to my question or just don't understand the answers. I
would really appreciate if one of you smart people out there could help me.
Here's a copy of the original question. (Please let me know if it's not
clear enought. Thanks.)

I had an older version of Outlook and now am using Outlook 2003
(11.8010.8107) SP2. I used to be able to send email out through my POP
yahoo.co.uk email address, but the person receiving the email would see my
email as coming from a different email account ). I need
to be able to do this so I can switch yahoo email accounts when the account
becomes swamped with spam. Does anyone know how to do this? I'm desperate!!!

Sounds like you had two POP3 accounts defined in your earlier version of
Microsoft Outlook so you could pick and choose which account to send from.
This is still supported today in Outlook 2003.

To add another POP3 account definition, pick Tools Email accounts Add
new Account.

"Brad" wrote in message
...
I posted on here with "how to change outgoing email address appearance"
because I looked through all of the threads relating to this, but I either
don't find an answer to my question or just don't understand the answers.
I
would really appreciate if one of you smart people out there could help
me.
Here's a copy of the original question. (Please let me know if it's not
clear enought. Thanks.)

I had an older version of Outlook and now am using Outlook 2003
(11.8010.8107) SP2. I used to be able to send email out through my POP
yahoo.co.uk email address, but the person receiving the email would see my
email as coming from a different email account ). I
need
to be able to do this so I can switch yahoo email accounts when the
account
becomes swamped with spam. Does anyone know how to do this? I'm
desperate!!!

Nope, actually, the @alumni.insead.edu is kind of a ghost address. It's from
my grad school. We can assign that address so that any email sent to
@alumni.insead.edu will be sent to my yahoo.co.uk address. With the older
Outlook, I was able to send out emails through my yahoo.co.uk POP address,
but the recipient would only see that it was being sent from
@alumni.insead.edu. That's what I want to do with the OL03, but can't quite
figure it out. Hope this makes some sort of sense. Thanks for helping!!

"neo [mvp outlook]" wrote:

Sounds like you had two POP3 accounts defined in your earlier version of
Microsoft Outlook so you could pick and choose which account to send from.
This is still supported today in Outlook 2003.

To add another POP3 account definition, pick Tools Email accounts Add
new Account.

"Brad" wrote in message
...
I posted on here with "how to change outgoing email address appearance"
because I looked through all of the threads relating to this, but I either
don't find an answer to my question or just don't understand the answers.
I
would really appreciate if one of you smart people out there could help
me.
Here's a copy of the original question. (Please let me know if it's not
clear enought. Thanks.)

I had an older version of Outlook and now am using Outlook 2003
(11.8010.8107) SP2. I used to be able to send email out through my POP
yahoo.co.uk email address, but the person receiving the email would see my
email as coming from a different email account ). I
need
to be able to do this so I can switch yahoo email accounts when the
account
becomes swamped with spam. Does anyone know how to do this? I'm
desperate!!!

Again, create a new POP3 account with the @alumni.insead.edu account and
assign the POP3 mail server as localhost and the smtp server as that of your
yahoo account. Once that is done, go into the send receive settings and
remove the alumni address from the existing send/receive settings. You can
create a new send/receive group that includes the alumni account for send
only.



"Brad" wrote in message
...
Nope, actually, the @alumni.insead.edu is kind of a ghost address. It's
from
my grad school. We can assign that address so that any email sent to
@alumni.insead.edu will be sent to my yahoo.co.uk address. With the older
Outlook, I was able to send out emails through my yahoo.co.uk POP address,
but the recipient would only see that it was being sent from
@alumni.insead.edu. That's what I want to do with the OL03, but can't
quite
figure it out. Hope this makes some sort of sense. Thanks for helping!!

"neo [mvp outlook]" wrote:

Sounds like you had two POP3 accounts defined in your earlier version of
Microsoft Outlook so you could pick and choose which account to send
from.
This is still supported today in Outlook 2003.

To add another POP3 account definition, pick Tools Email accounts Add
new Account.

"Brad" wrote in message
...
I posted on here with "how to change outgoing email address appearance"
because I looked through all of the threads relating to this, but I
either
don't find an answer to my question or just don't understand the
answers.
I
would really appreciate if one of you smart people out there could help
me.
Here's a copy of the original question. (Please let me know if it's
not
clear enought. Thanks.)

I had an older version of Outlook and now am using Outlook 2003
(11.8010.8107) SP2. I used to be able to send email out through my POP
yahoo.co.uk email address, but the person receiving the email would see
my
email as coming from a different email account ). I
need
to be able to do this so I can switch yahoo email accounts when the
account
becomes swamped with spam. Does anyone know how to do this? I'm
desperate!!!

Sorry to be a pain. I'm not quite sure how to go about what you said. I did
go to create a new POP3 account. I entered my name under name, the alumni
address under email address, then put localhost under POP3 server, and
smtp.mail.yahoo.co.uk under the smtp server. Then I his next and Finish.
After that, I'm not sure what you're talking about under the send/receive
settings. If you could be so kind, would you mind sending me step-by-step
directions? I'm really not that great with Outlook (I'm sure you can tell).
I would really appreciate it!!

"neo [mvp outlook]" wrote:

Again, create a new POP3 account with the @alumni.insead.edu account and
assign the POP3 mail server as localhost and the smtp server as that of your
yahoo account. Once that is done, go into the send receive settings and
remove the alumni address from the existing send/receive settings. You can
create a new send/receive group that includes the alumni account for send
only.



"Brad" wrote in message
...
Nope, actually, the @alumni.insead.edu is kind of a ghost address. It's
from
my grad school. We can assign that address so that any email sent to
@alumni.insead.edu will be sent to my yahoo.co.uk address. With the older
Outlook, I was able to send out emails through my yahoo.co.uk POP address,
but the recipient would only see that it was being sent from
@alumni.insead.edu. That's what I want to do with the OL03, but can't
quite
figure it out. Hope this makes some sort of sense. Thanks for helping!!

"neo [mvp outlook]" wrote:

Sounds like you had two POP3 accounts defined in your earlier version of
Microsoft Outlook so you could pick and choose which account to send
from.
This is still supported today in Outlook 2003.

To add another POP3 account definition, pick Tools Email accounts Add
new Account.

"Brad" wrote in message
...
I posted on here with "how to change outgoing email address appearance"
because I looked through all of the threads relating to this, but I
either
don't find an answer to my question or just don't understand the
answers.
I
would really appreciate if one of you smart people out there could help
me.
Here's a copy of the original question. (Please let me know if it's
not
clear enought. Thanks.)

I had an older version of Outlook and now am using Outlook 2003
(11.8010.8107) SP2. I used to be able to send email out through my POP
yahoo.co.uk email address, but the person receiving the email would see
my
email as coming from a different email account ). I
need
to be able to do this so I can switch yahoo email accounts when the
account
becomes swamped with spam. Does anyone know how to do this? I'm
desperate!!!

From main Outlook window, press CTRL + ALT + S to bring up the send/receive
group settings. You should only have 1 defined. Highlight and select edit.
In the account pane on left, pick your alumni account and uncheck the box to
collect mail for it.

No need to create a new send/receive group as the above should work for you.

"Brad" wrote in message
...
Sorry to be a pain. I'm not quite sure how to go about what you said. I
did
go to create a new POP3 account. I entered my name under name, the alumni
address under email address, then put localhost under POP3 server, and
smtp.mail.yahoo.co.uk under the smtp server. Then I his next and Finish.
After that, I'm not sure what you're talking about under the send/receive
settings. If you could be so kind, would you mind sending me step-by-step
directions? I'm really not that great with Outlook (I'm sure you can
tell).
I would really appreciate it!!

"neo [mvp outlook]" wrote:

Again, create a new POP3 account with the @alumni.insead.edu account and
assign the POP3 mail server as localhost and the smtp server as that of
your
yahoo account. Once that is done, go into the send receive settings and
remove the alumni address from the existing send/receive settings. You
can
create a new send/receive group that includes the alumni account for send
only.



"Brad" wrote in message
...
Nope, actually, the @alumni.insead.edu is kind of a ghost address.
It's
from
my grad school. We can assign that address so that any email sent to
@alumni.insead.edu will be sent to my yahoo.co.uk address. With the
older
Outlook, I was able to send out emails through my yahoo.co.uk POP
address,
but the recipient would only see that it was being sent from
@alumni.insead.edu. That's what I want to do with the OL03, but can't
quite
figure it out. Hope this makes some sort of sense. Thanks for
helping!!

"neo [mvp outlook]" wrote:

Sounds like you had two POP3 accounts defined in your earlier version
of
Microsoft Outlook so you could pick and choose which account to send
from.
This is still supported today in Outlook 2003.

To add another POP3 account definition, pick Tools Email accounts
Add
new Account.

"Brad" wrote in message
...
I posted on here with "how to change outgoing email address
appearance"
because I looked through all of the threads relating to this, but I
either
don't find an answer to my question or just don't understand the
answers.
I
would really appreciate if one of you smart people out there could
help
me.
Here's a copy of the original question. (Please let me know if it's
not
clear enought. Thanks.)

I had an older version of Outlook and now am using Outlook 2003
(11.8010.8107) SP2. I used to be able to send email out through my
POP
yahoo.co.uk email address, but the person receiving the email would
see
my
email as coming from a different email account ).
I
need
to be able to do this so I can switch yahoo email accounts when the
account
becomes swamped with spam. Does anyone know how to do this? I'm
desperate!!!

Thanks for being so patient with me. I did just as you said and it didn't
work. I'm assuming that when you said "pick your alumni account" you mean
the one that is coming up as "localhost" (if not, see my previous thread to
see how I set up the new POP3 account). I even tried to uncheck "send mail
items" on the other one and that didn't work. I'm really sorry again for
asking for your help....think of it as a challenge in teaching the
not-so-outlook-adept. ;-)

"neo [mvp outlook]" wrote:

From main Outlook window, press CTRL + ALT + S to bring up the send/receive
group settings. You should only have 1 defined. Highlight and select edit.
In the account pane on left, pick your alumni account and uncheck the box to
collect mail for it.

No need to create a new send/receive group as the above should work for you.

"Brad" wrote in message
...
Sorry to be a pain. I'm not quite sure how to go about what you said. I
did
go to create a new POP3 account. I entered my name under name, the alumni
address under email address, then put localhost under POP3 server, and
smtp.mail.yahoo.co.uk under the smtp server. Then I his next and Finish.
After that, I'm not sure what you're talking about under the send/receive
settings. If you could be so kind, would you mind sending me step-by-step
directions? I'm really not that great with Outlook (I'm sure you can
tell).
I would really appreciate it!!

"neo [mvp outlook]" wrote:

Again, create a new POP3 account with the @alumni.insead.edu account and
assign the POP3 mail server as localhost and the smtp server as that of
your
yahoo account. Once that is done, go into the send receive settings and
remove the alumni address from the existing send/receive settings. You
can
create a new send/receive group that includes the alumni account for send
only.



"Brad" wrote in message
...
Nope, actually, the @alumni.insead.edu is kind of a ghost address.
It's
from
my grad school. We can assign that address so that any email sent to
@alumni.insead.edu will be sent to my yahoo.co.uk address. With the
older
Outlook, I was able to send out emails through my yahoo.co.uk POP
address,
but the recipient would only see that it was being sent from
@alumni.insead.edu. That's what I want to do with the OL03, but can't
quite
figure it out. Hope this makes some sort of sense. Thanks for
helping!!

"neo [mvp outlook]" wrote:

Sounds like you had two POP3 accounts defined in your earlier version
of
Microsoft Outlook so you could pick and choose which account to send
from.
This is still supported today in Outlook 2003.

To add another POP3 account definition, pick Tools Email accounts
Add
new Account.

"Brad" wrote in message
...
I posted on here with "how to change outgoing email address
appearance"
because I looked through all of the threads relating to this, but I
either
don't find an answer to my question or just don't understand the
answers.
I
would really appreciate if one of you smart people out there could
help
me.
Here's a copy of the original question. (Please let me know if it's
not
clear enought. Thanks.)

I had an older version of Outlook and now am using Outlook 2003
(11.8010.8107) SP2. I used to be able to send email out through my
POP
yahoo.co.uk email address, but the person receiving the email would
see
my
email as coming from a different email account ).
I
need
to be able to do this so I can switch yahoo email accounts when the
account
becomes swamped with spam. Does anyone know how to do this? I'm
desperate!!!

Update. I also just unchecked "include the selected account (localhost) in
this group and created a new group only including selected account
(localhost) and only having send mail items checked. This didn't work either.

"neo [mvp outlook]" wrote:

From main Outlook window, press CTRL + ALT + S to bring up the send/receive
group settings. You should only have 1 defined. Highlight and select edit.
In the account pane on left, pick your alumni account and uncheck the box to
collect mail for it.

No need to create a new send/receive group as the above should work for you.

"Brad" wrote in message
...
Sorry to be a pain. I'm not quite sure how to go about what you said. I
did
go to create a new POP3 account. I entered my name under name, the alumni
address under email address, then put localhost under POP3 server, and
smtp.mail.yahoo.co.uk under the smtp server. Then I his next and Finish.
After that, I'm not sure what you're talking about under the send/receive
settings. If you could be so kind, would you mind sending me step-by-step
directions? I'm really not that great with Outlook (I'm sure you can
tell).
I would really appreciate it!!

"neo [mvp outlook]" wrote:

Again, create a new POP3 account with the @alumni.insead.edu account and
assign the POP3 mail server as localhost and the smtp server as that of
your
yahoo account. Once that is done, go into the send receive settings and
remove the alumni address from the existing send/receive settings. You
can
create a new send/receive group that includes the alumni account for send
only.



"Brad" wrote in message
...
Nope, actually, the @alumni.insead.edu is kind of a ghost address.
It's
from
my grad school. We can assign that address so that any email sent to
@alumni.insead.edu will be sent to my yahoo.co.uk address. With the
older
Outlook, I was able to send out emails through my yahoo.co.uk POP
address,
but the recipient would only see that it was being sent from
@alumni.insead.edu. That's what I want to do with the OL03, but can't
quite
figure it out. Hope this makes some sort of sense. Thanks for
helping!!

"neo [mvp outlook]" wrote:

Sounds like you had two POP3 accounts defined in your earlier version
of
Microsoft Outlook so you could pick and choose which account to send
from.
This is still supported today in Outlook 2003.

To add another POP3 account definition, pick Tools Email accounts
Add
new Account.

"Brad" wrote in message
...
I posted on here with "how to change outgoing email address
appearance"
because I looked through all of the threads relating to this, but I
either
don't find an answer to my question or just don't understand the
answers.
I
would really appreciate if one of you smart people out there could
help
me.
Here's a copy of the original question. (Please let me know if it's
not
clear enought. Thanks.)

I had an older version of Outlook and now am using Outlook 2003
(11.8010.8107) SP2. I used to be able to send email out through my
POP
yahoo.co.uk email address, but the person receiving the email would
see
my
email as coming from a different email account ).
I
need
to be able to do this so I can switch yahoo email accounts when the
account
becomes swamped with spam. Does anyone know how to do this? I'm
desperate!!!

Not working is too vague for me to figure out what to try next after
creating/modifying the send/receive groups. For example, you tried sending
a message from the alumni account and it just sits in the outbox. The
message was actually sent, but Yahoo mail server threw back an error.


"Brad" wrote in message
...
Update. I also just unchecked "include the selected account (localhost)
in
this group and created a new group only including selected account
(localhost) and only having send mail items checked. This didn't work
either.

"neo [mvp outlook]" wrote:

From main Outlook window, press CTRL + ALT + S to bring up the
send/receive
group settings. You should only have 1 defined. Highlight and select
edit.
In the account pane on left, pick your alumni account and uncheck the box
to
collect mail for it.

No need to create a new send/receive group as the above should work for
you.

"Brad" wrote in message
...
Sorry to be a pain. I'm not quite sure how to go about what you said.
I
did
go to create a new POP3 account. I entered my name under name, the
alumni
address under email address, then put localhost under POP3 server, and
smtp.mail.yahoo.co.uk under the smtp server. Then I his next and
Finish.
After that, I'm not sure what you're talking about under the
send/receive
settings. If you could be so kind, would you mind sending me
step-by-step
directions? I'm really not that great with Outlook (I'm sure you can
tell).
I would really appreciate it!!

"neo [mvp outlook]" wrote:

Again, create a new POP3 account with the @alumni.insead.edu account
and
assign the POP3 mail server as localhost and the smtp server as that
of
your
yahoo account. Once that is done, go into the send receive settings
and
remove the alumni address from the existing send/receive settings.
You
can
create a new send/receive group that includes the alumni account for
send
only.



"Brad" wrote in message
...
Nope, actually, the @alumni.insead.edu is kind of a ghost address.
It's
from
my grad school. We can assign that address so that any email sent
to
@alumni.insead.edu will be sent to my yahoo.co.uk address. With the
older
Outlook, I was able to send out emails through my yahoo.co.uk POP
address,
but the recipient would only see that it was being sent from
@alumni.insead.edu. That's what I want to do with the OL03, but
can't
quite
figure it out. Hope this makes some sort of sense. Thanks for
helping!!

"neo [mvp outlook]" wrote:

Sounds like you had two POP3 accounts defined in your earlier
version
of
Microsoft Outlook so you could pick and choose which account to
send
from.
This is still supported today in Outlook 2003.

To add another POP3 account definition, pick Tools Email accounts

Add
new Account.

"Brad" wrote in message
...
I posted on here with "how to change outgoing email address
appearance"
because I looked through all of the threads relating to this, but
I
either
don't find an answer to my question or just don't understand the
answers.
I
would really appreciate if one of you smart people out there
could
help
me.
Here's a copy of the original question. (Please let me know if
it's
not
clear enought. Thanks.)

I had an older version of Outlook and now am using Outlook 2003
(11.8010.8107) SP2. I used to be able to send email out through
my
POP
yahoo.co.uk email address, but the person receiving the email
would
see
my
email as coming from a different email account
).
I
need
to be able to do this so I can switch yahoo email accounts when
the
account
becomes swamped with spam. Does anyone know how to do this? I'm
desperate!!!

Sorry for being vague. When I made your suggested configurations, I simply
hit "new mail message" and sent out an email to another of my accounts. It
showed up as being received from . I want it to show
up as . I have no problems sending or receiving
emails, it's just that the emails being sent out are still being recieved as
coming from . You said though that "you tried sending
a message from the alumni account"....not sure what you mean there. I just
want to send an email out through my @yahoo.co.uk account and have the
receiver see it as coming from my @alumni.insead.edu account. Hope this
helps. YOU ARE SUCH A TROOPER!!! for your ongoing patience with me. You
have no idea how thankful I am!!!!

"neo [mvp outlook]" wrote:

Not working is too vague for me to figure out what to try next after
creating/modifying the send/receive groups. For example, you tried sending
a message from the alumni account and it just sits in the outbox. The
message was actually sent, but Yahoo mail server threw back an error.


"Brad" wrote in message
...
Update. I also just unchecked "include the selected account (localhost)
in
this group and created a new group only including selected account
(localhost) and only having send mail items checked. This didn't work
either.

"neo [mvp outlook]" wrote:

From main Outlook window, press CTRL + ALT + S to bring up the
send/receive
group settings. You should only have 1 defined. Highlight and select
edit.
In the account pane on left, pick your alumni account and uncheck the box
to
collect mail for it.

No need to create a new send/receive group as the above should work for
you.

"Brad" wrote in message
...
Sorry to be a pain. I'm not quite sure how to go about what you said.
I
did
go to create a new POP3 account. I entered my name under name, the
alumni
address under email address, then put localhost under POP3 server, and
smtp.mail.yahoo.co.uk under the smtp server. Then I his next and
Finish.
After that, I'm not sure what you're talking about under the
send/receive
settings. If you could be so kind, would you mind sending me
step-by-step
directions? I'm really not that great with Outlook (I'm sure you can
tell).
I would really appreciate it!!

"neo [mvp outlook]" wrote:

Again, create a new POP3 account with the @alumni.insead.edu account
and
assign the POP3 mail server as localhost and the smtp server as that
of
your
yahoo account. Once that is done, go into the send receive settings
and
remove the alumni address from the existing send/receive settings.
You
can
create a new send/receive group that includes the alumni account for
send
only.



"Brad" wrote in message
...
Nope, actually, the @alumni.insead.edu is kind of a ghost address.
It's
from
my grad school. We can assign that address so that any email sent
to
@alumni.insead.edu will be sent to my yahoo.co.uk address. With the
older
Outlook, I was able to send out emails through my yahoo.co.uk POP
address,
but the recipient would only see that it was being sent from
@alumni.insead.edu. That's what I want to do with the OL03, but
can't
quite
figure it out. Hope this makes some sort of sense. Thanks for
helping!!

"neo [mvp outlook]" wrote:

Sounds like you had two POP3 accounts defined in your earlier
version
of
Microsoft Outlook so you could pick and choose which account to
send
from.
This is still supported today in Outlook 2003.

To add another POP3 account definition, pick Tools Email accounts

Add
new Account.

"Brad" wrote in message
...
I posted on here with "how to change outgoing email address
appearance"
because I looked through all of the threads relating to this, but
I
either
don't find an answer to my question or just don't understand the
answers.
I
would really appreciate if one of you smart people out there
could
help
me.
Here's a copy of the original question. (Please let me know if
it's
not
clear enought. Thanks.)

I had an older version of Outlook and now am using Outlook 2003
(11.8010.8107) SP2. I used to be able to send email out through
my
POP
yahoo.co.uk email address, but the person receiving the email
would
see
my
email as coming from a different email account
).
I
need
to be able to do this so I can switch yahoo email accounts when
the
account
becomes swamped with spam. Does anyone know how to do this? I'm
desperate!!!