I have a question for any of you Outlook 2003 experts out there:
I have 2 accounts in Outlook that I send & receive mail with: my @tannock.net account & my @pencilneck.net account. For each, the account, the listed email address & reply-to address corrsponds to the domain its being sent through. However, whenever I send mail, it always appears to be coming from steve@pencilneck.net. Which I don’t want. I want all my personal correspondance to be coming from @tannock.net and all my business correspondance to be coming from @pencilneck.net. I’ve done tests by sending mail to myself from both accounts, and when I receive the message, it invariably says from @pencilneck.net. I’m assuming that everyone else has this when they get mail from me too?
Have I done something wrong? Or do I have to set something special to actually get it to pay attention to the domain I use to send mail with? Or is my install buggy? Or is Outlook buggy? etc. Any answers, links, etc, much appreciated.
When you write a new message, is there a little “Accounts [down arrow]” button to the right of the SEND button? Should be able to click that and select which account you want to send through.
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When you write a new message, is there a little “Accounts [down arrow]” button to the right of the SEND button? Should be able to click that and select which account you want to send through.
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When you write a new message, is there a little “Accounts [down arrow]” button to the right of the SEND button? Should be able to click that and select which account you want to send through.
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Oh yeah – I am doing that. But even though I select the account “Tannock.net” to send through, and it tells me I’m sending by that account, and indeed, I can see in my server logs that it is, in fact, sent through that SMTP server, it’s showing up on the other side as coming from @pencilneck.net.
Oh yeah – I am doing that. But even though I select the account “Tannock.net” to send through, and it tells me I’m sending by that account, and indeed, I can see in my server logs that it is, in fact, sent through that SMTP server, it’s showing up on the other side as coming from @pencilneck.net.
Oh yeah – I am doing that. But even though I select the account “Tannock.net” to send through, and it tells me I’m sending by that account, and indeed, I can see in my server logs that it is, in fact, sent through that SMTP server, it’s showing up on the other side as coming from @pencilneck.net.
Under Tools->Email Accounts, are you sure for tannock.net your email address is listed as steve@tannock.net?
It works mightly swell for me.
Under Tools->Email Accounts, are you sure for tannock.net your email address is listed as steve@tannock.net?
It works mightly swell for me.
Under Tools->Email Accounts, are you sure for tannock.net your email address is listed as steve@tannock.net?
It works mightly swell for me.
Yeah, it is. Which is why I don’t get why it’s not working. The only way I can get it to appear that it’s coming from tannock.net is to delete the pencilneck.net account. Which, for obvious reasons, is none too practical. Maybe I should just re-install Outlook and see if that does the trick.
Yeah, it is. Which is why I don’t get why it’s not working. The only way I can get it to appear that it’s coming from tannock.net is to delete the pencilneck.net account. Which, for obvious reasons, is none too practical. Maybe I should just re-install Outlook and see if that does the trick.
Yeah, it is. Which is why I don’t get why it’s not working. The only way I can get it to appear that it’s coming from tannock.net is to delete the pencilneck.net account. Which, for obvious reasons, is none too practical. Maybe I should just re-install Outlook and see if that does the trick.
it isn’t a bug, it’s a feature.
it isn’t a bug, it’s a feature.
it isn’t a bug, it’s a feature.