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Nightowl
Is there a way I can access the From: field when I send a message, please?
Thank you
Thank you
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Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE/WM
Nightowl said:Is there a way I can access the From: field when I send a message, please?
Thank you
Have more than two accounts.
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Nightowl
Would that apply to IMAP, as well?
Pete
Pete
Frank Saunders said:Have more than two accounts.
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Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE/WM
Any kind of account, including a dummy account. I think the idea is that
there's no reason to take up the screen space if there's no choice about
what's going to be in the field.
there's no reason to take up the screen space if there's no choice about
what's going to be in the field.
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Nightowl
Hmm. I've done what you suggested, Frank, but I'm still limited to the
accounts I've set up, i.e. the From: field only provides a drop down list of
the accounts. Seems a bit silly - unless I'm unique in using several
aliases so I can control e-mail better
Pete
accounts I've set up, i.e. the From: field only provides a drop down list of
the accounts. Seems a bit silly - unless I'm unique in using several
aliases so I can control e-mail better
Pete
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Jim Pickering
Did you create an account for each of your desired "aliases" that you wish
to use? And you may experience sending problems since many ISPs will not
allow you to "relay" mail, i.e., send mail using an account other than the
one that exists with the ISP providing connection.
to use? And you may experience sending problems since many ISPs will not
allow you to "relay" mail, i.e., send mail using an account other than the
one that exists with the ISP providing connection.