[webproducers] Re: anyone know Outlook?
- From: Greg Glaser <g_glaser@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: webproducers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 22 Jan 2004 19:30:40 -0800 (PST)
Hi, Morry-
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As luck (!) would have it I had to deal with this exact issue this
week. Shucks, lucky us. :-)
There are a couple options. It depends on whether you want to treat
this on a one-off basis or something more permanent.
Option 1: The one-off
> Open a new email.
> From the toolbar, select View|From Field
> When the From field is visible you can key-in an address or select it
from your address book, overriding your default mail settings.
Option 2: The permanent change
I don't know which OS and version of Outlook you're on but the steps
below should be accurate for W2K/XP and Outlook XP/2003. Previous
versions will vary slightly.
This change is actually part of your Mail Account settings
>> Within Outlook you can usually get to it from Tools|Email Accounts;
or from the Windows Control Panel select the "Mail" icon.
>> Select "View or Change existing accounts"
>> Select the account in question then click the "change" button.
>> Select "More Settings..."
>> This screen has several tabs. On the General tab change the "Reply
Email" field to the reply-to address of your choice.
Next time I see you on ICQ I'll ping you to see how it worked out.
g
--- morry <morry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> How do you change the default on how Outlook handles "from" and
> "sender"
> headers? Unlime most e-mail clients Outlook uses the "sender" as the
> "from"
> field and that's not compatible with some lists that I'm on including
> this
> list and it's causing problems.
>
> How can I change Outlook to show what's in the from field in the
> header as
> the "from" address.?
>
>
>
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