[mso] Re: Another outlook xp question!

Paul...in Outlook XP, notice just to the right of your send button,
there's a button that says "Accounts".....click on it and you can choose
which account you want to send that mail from.

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-----Original Message-----
From: mso-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:mso-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On
Behalf Of romy ward
Sent: Monday, September 30, 2002 5:32 PM
To: mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [mso] Another outlook xp question!



Hi again,

Since I have started using outlook xp I have noticed that I  am having
difficulty determining which account I  wish to use when sending
different emails.  
What I mean is that I have two user accounts, one for work purposes and
the other for personal use.
In outlook 2000 when I  wished to send a message via a particular  email
address/account, as soon as I would do the "alt key plus s" to  place it
into the outbox my two accounts would come up and I could arrow to which
ever  account I wanted that mail to go out on.

Now in outlook xp I get the ISP name which happens to be the same for
both accounts but  I have two different email addresses going through
that ISP.

To see if it would solve my problem I created  two ISP connections  and
gave them slightly different names.  Then I  directed  each of the email
address accounts to go  each one of the  ISP connections to have the
mail seperated between work and personal but I am still having problems
and am unsure if I am sending  mails out via the different  addresses.
I suppose I could have them all go out via the one  connection but I
still wouldn't know  which email address was being use to get a reply.
For example my email address for sending to this list is
"nightraven@xxxxxxxxxx" while I have a different  email address for
personal use.  Each time I send to this group or another group I have to
insert my query into  someone elses mail and clean it up as this for now
seems to be my only way of knowing if I have reached the group.

I hope I have made some sense here.

Paul.


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