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EMail accounts, 'forwarding' accounts and OL03: Can it be done?
Multiple email 'forwarding' accts & OL03: Can it be done?
For simplicity let's say I have an ISP POP account for personal use and another email address for business use that forwards to where I like - in this case my ISP POP (personal) account. I'd like to receive and send email for both using OL03 but worth w/ each discretely as separate accounts. 1) The personal POP account is no biggee and pretty straightforward. 2) I can set up the 2nd (business) email account in OL03 for outgoing email to SEND manually as well - no problem. I just don't have it check incoming mail (since it's already checked by the personal account that email is forwarded to). So a 2nd account exists but it doesn't check for incoming email in a normal send/receive operation. 3) incoming email w/ the forwarding (business) email addr in it's header I can filter into it's own inbox folder. 4) And from there when I reply to email I can MANUALLY select the outgoing (business) email account when replying. So far so good... BUT... what I'd like to do is take email that I receive from the business/forwarding account via my POP account and AUTOMATICALLY reply using the business outgoing account as the reply to addr. Currently ALL outgoing emial shows the personal POP email addy if I don't click to use the business account MANUALLY. In the long run the manual process of my remembering to use the business account for going message will not do: A) on sheer principal a computer program should do this for me and B) invariably I'm going to forget and reply to business email w/ my default personal POP account. Hopefully this makes sense - so how do I do it? |
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EMail accounts, 'forwarding' accounts and OL03: Can it be done?
Outlook replies on the account the message arrived on - you'll need to use
outloko to check the business account in order to send replies on it automatically. pgtr wrote in message ... Multiple email 'forwarding' accts & OL03: Can it be done? For simplicity let's say I have an ISP POP account for personal use and another email address for business use that forwards to where I like - in this case my ISP POP (personal) account. I'd like to receive and send email for both using OL03 but worth w/ each discretely as separate accounts. 1) The personal POP account is no biggee and pretty straightforward. 2) I can set up the 2nd (business) email account in OL03 for outgoing email to SEND manually as well - no problem. I just don't have it check incoming mail (since it's already checked by the personal account that email is forwarded to). So a 2nd account exists but it doesn't check for incoming email in a normal send/receive operation. 3) incoming email w/ the forwarding (business) email addr in it's header I can filter into it's own inbox folder. 4) And from there when I reply to email I can MANUALLY select the outgoing (business) email account when replying. So far so good... BUT... what I'd like to do is take email that I receive from the business/forwarding account via my POP account and AUTOMATICALLY reply using the business outgoing account as the reply to addr. Currently ALL outgoing emial shows the personal POP email addy if I don't click to use the business account MANUALLY. In the long run the manual process of my remembering to use the business account for going message will not do: A) on sheer principal a computer program should do this for me and B) invariably I'm going to forget and reply to business email w/ my default personal POP account. Hopefully this makes sense - so how do I do it? |
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EMail accounts, 'forwarding' accounts and OL03: Can it be done?
Outlook replies on the account the message arrived on - you'll need to use
outloko to check the business account in order to send replies on it automatically. pgtr wrote in message ... Multiple email 'forwarding' accts & OL03: Can it be done? For simplicity let's say I have an ISP POP account for personal use and another email address for business use that forwards to where I like - in this case my ISP POP (personal) account. I'd like to receive and send email for both using OL03 but worth w/ each discretely as separate accounts. 1) The personal POP account is no biggee and pretty straightforward. 2) I can set up the 2nd (business) email account in OL03 for outgoing email to SEND manually as well - no problem. I just don't have it check incoming mail (since it's already checked by the personal account that email is forwarded to). So a 2nd account exists but it doesn't check for incoming email in a normal send/receive operation. 3) incoming email w/ the forwarding (business) email addr in it's header I can filter into it's own inbox folder. 4) And from there when I reply to email I can MANUALLY select the outgoing (business) email account when replying. So far so good... BUT... what I'd like to do is take email that I receive from the business/forwarding account via my POP account and AUTOMATICALLY reply using the business outgoing account as the reply to addr. Currently ALL outgoing emial shows the personal POP email addy if I don't click to use the business account MANUALLY. In the long run the manual process of my remembering to use the business account for going message will not do: A) on sheer principal a computer program should do this for me and B) invariably I'm going to forget and reply to business email w/ my default personal POP account. Hopefully this makes sense - so how do I do it? |
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EMail accounts, 'forwarding' accounts and OL03: Can it be done?
Thanks! I'll take that as a no it can't be done.
THis sounds like OL must flag each incoming email based on the account it arrives on. I wonder if there is a way to change that flagging/designation in the message? If so the message could be somehow 'redesignated' as coming in on account B that originally arrived under account A...? On Wed, 7 Jul 2004 01:30:00 -0400, "Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote: Outlook replies on the account the message arrived on - you'll need to use outloko to check the business account in order to send replies on it automatically. pgtr wrote in message ... Multiple email 'forwarding' accts & OL03: Can it be done? For simplicity let's say I have an ISP POP account for personal use and another email address for business use that forwards to where I like - in this case my ISP POP (personal) account. I'd like to receive and send email for both using OL03 but worth w/ each discretely as separate accounts. 1) The personal POP account is no biggee and pretty straightforward. 2) I can set up the 2nd (business) email account in OL03 for outgoing email to SEND manually as well - no problem. I just don't have it check incoming mail (since it's already checked by the personal account that email is forwarded to). So a 2nd account exists but it doesn't check for incoming email in a normal send/receive operation. 3) incoming email w/ the forwarding (business) email addr in it's header I can filter into it's own inbox folder. 4) And from there when I reply to email I can MANUALLY select the outgoing (business) email account when replying. So far so good... BUT... what I'd like to do is take email that I receive from the business/forwarding account via my POP account and AUTOMATICALLY reply using the business outgoing account as the reply to addr. Currently ALL outgoing emial shows the personal POP email addy if I don't click to use the business account MANUALLY. In the long run the manual process of my remembering to use the business account for going message will not do: A) on sheer principal a computer program should do this for me and B) invariably I'm going to forget and reply to business email w/ my default personal POP account. Hopefully this makes sense - so how do I do it? |
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EMail accounts, 'forwarding' accounts and OL03: Can it be done?
Thanks! I'll take that as a no it can't be done.
THis sounds like OL must flag each incoming email based on the account it arrives on. I wonder if there is a way to change that flagging/designation in the message? If so the message could be somehow 'redesignated' as coming in on account B that originally arrived under account A...? On Wed, 7 Jul 2004 01:30:00 -0400, "Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote: Outlook replies on the account the message arrived on - you'll need to use outloko to check the business account in order to send replies on it automatically. pgtr wrote in message ... Multiple email 'forwarding' accts & OL03: Can it be done? For simplicity let's say I have an ISP POP account for personal use and another email address for business use that forwards to where I like - in this case my ISP POP (personal) account. I'd like to receive and send email for both using OL03 but worth w/ each discretely as separate accounts. 1) The personal POP account is no biggee and pretty straightforward. 2) I can set up the 2nd (business) email account in OL03 for outgoing email to SEND manually as well - no problem. I just don't have it check incoming mail (since it's already checked by the personal account that email is forwarded to). So a 2nd account exists but it doesn't check for incoming email in a normal send/receive operation. 3) incoming email w/ the forwarding (business) email addr in it's header I can filter into it's own inbox folder. 4) And from there when I reply to email I can MANUALLY select the outgoing (business) email account when replying. So far so good... BUT... what I'd like to do is take email that I receive from the business/forwarding account via my POP account and AUTOMATICALLY reply using the business outgoing account as the reply to addr. Currently ALL outgoing emial shows the personal POP email addy if I don't click to use the business account MANUALLY. In the long run the manual process of my remembering to use the business account for going message will not do: A) on sheer principal a computer program should do this for me and B) invariably I'm going to forget and reply to business email w/ my default personal POP account. Hopefully this makes sense - so how do I do it? |
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EMail accounts, 'forwarding' accounts and OL03: Can it be done?
Customize the view and add the Accounts field - you'll see the account name
(and can filter on it) but you can't change it. -- Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook] Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours Coauthor, OneNote 2003 for Windows (Visual QuickStart Guide) Author, Google and Other Search Engines (Visual QuickStart Guide) Outlook Tips: http://www.outlook-tips.net/ Outlook & Exchange Solutions Center: http://www.slipstick.com Join OneNote Tips mailing list: http://www.onenote-tips.net/ Vote for your favorite Outlook and Exchange utilities in the Slipstick Ratings Raffle at http://www.slipstick.com/contest/ pgtr wrote in message ... Thanks! I'll take that as a no it can't be done. THis sounds like OL must flag each incoming email based on the account it arrives on. I wonder if there is a way to change that flagging/designation in the message? If so the message could be somehow 'redesignated' as coming in on account B that originally arrived under account A...? On Wed, 7 Jul 2004 01:30:00 -0400, "Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote: Outlook replies on the account the message arrived on - you'll need to use outloko to check the business account in order to send replies on it automatically. pgtr wrote in message ... Multiple email 'forwarding' accts & OL03: Can it be done? For simplicity let's say I have an ISP POP account for personal use and another email address for business use that forwards to where I like - in this case my ISP POP (personal) account. I'd like to receive and send email for both using OL03 but worth w/ each discretely as separate accounts. 1) The personal POP account is no biggee and pretty straightforward. 2) I can set up the 2nd (business) email account in OL03 for outgoing email to SEND manually as well - no problem. I just don't have it check incoming mail (since it's already checked by the personal account that email is forwarded to). So a 2nd account exists but it doesn't check for incoming email in a normal send/receive operation. 3) incoming email w/ the forwarding (business) email addr in it's header I can filter into it's own inbox folder. 4) And from there when I reply to email I can MANUALLY select the outgoing (business) email account when replying. So far so good... BUT... what I'd like to do is take email that I receive from the business/forwarding account via my POP account and AUTOMATICALLY reply using the business outgoing account as the reply to addr. Currently ALL outgoing emial shows the personal POP email addy if I don't click to use the business account MANUALLY. In the long run the manual process of my remembering to use the business account for going message will not do: A) on sheer principal a computer program should do this for me and B) invariably I'm going to forget and reply to business email w/ my default personal POP account. Hopefully this makes sense - so how do I do it? |
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EMail accounts, 'forwarding' accounts and OL03: Can it be done?
Customize the view and add the Accounts field - you'll see the account name
(and can filter on it) but you can't change it. -- Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook] Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours Coauthor, OneNote 2003 for Windows (Visual QuickStart Guide) Author, Google and Other Search Engines (Visual QuickStart Guide) Outlook Tips: http://www.outlook-tips.net/ Outlook & Exchange Solutions Center: http://www.slipstick.com Join OneNote Tips mailing list: http://www.onenote-tips.net/ Vote for your favorite Outlook and Exchange utilities in the Slipstick Ratings Raffle at http://www.slipstick.com/contest/ pgtr wrote in message ... Thanks! I'll take that as a no it can't be done. THis sounds like OL must flag each incoming email based on the account it arrives on. I wonder if there is a way to change that flagging/designation in the message? If so the message could be somehow 'redesignated' as coming in on account B that originally arrived under account A...? On Wed, 7 Jul 2004 01:30:00 -0400, "Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote: Outlook replies on the account the message arrived on - you'll need to use outloko to check the business account in order to send replies on it automatically. pgtr wrote in message ... Multiple email 'forwarding' accts & OL03: Can it be done? For simplicity let's say I have an ISP POP account for personal use and another email address for business use that forwards to where I like - in this case my ISP POP (personal) account. I'd like to receive and send email for both using OL03 but worth w/ each discretely as separate accounts. 1) The personal POP account is no biggee and pretty straightforward. 2) I can set up the 2nd (business) email account in OL03 for outgoing email to SEND manually as well - no problem. I just don't have it check incoming mail (since it's already checked by the personal account that email is forwarded to). So a 2nd account exists but it doesn't check for incoming email in a normal send/receive operation. 3) incoming email w/ the forwarding (business) email addr in it's header I can filter into it's own inbox folder. 4) And from there when I reply to email I can MANUALLY select the outgoing (business) email account when replying. So far so good... BUT... what I'd like to do is take email that I receive from the business/forwarding account via my POP account and AUTOMATICALLY reply using the business outgoing account as the reply to addr. Currently ALL outgoing emial shows the personal POP email addy if I don't click to use the business account MANUALLY. In the long run the manual process of my remembering to use the business account for going message will not do: A) on sheer principal a computer program should do this for me and B) invariably I'm going to forget and reply to business email w/ my default personal POP account. Hopefully this makes sense - so how do I do it? |
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