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"Outlook should always reply to a message using hte account that received the
message."
It should, but it doesn't. My primary email address is my ITP provider
(dspetsmann@roadrunner.com) and I use it for personal matters, but my
preferred email address is associated with my business' website
(dominika@levatout.com). I've changed my default setting to use the latter.
When if start a new message, Outlook automatically goes to default and uses
the latter. YAY!
But when I reply to a message - regardless of which email address that
message was originally sent to - Outlook chooses the former, my roadrunner
address. BOO!
This is a royal pain as I have to try to remember each time whether I'm
replying to one of my customers or sending a new message. No matter how hard
I try to catch them, my customer emails often end up with my personal return
address.
"Brian Tillman" wrote:
message."
It should, but it doesn't. My primary email address is my ITP provider
(dspetsmann@roadrunner.com) and I use it for personal matters, but my
preferred email address is associated with my business' website
(dominika@levatout.com). I've changed my default setting to use the latter.
When if start a new message, Outlook automatically goes to default and uses
the latter. YAY!
But when I reply to a message - regardless of which email address that
message was originally sent to - Outlook chooses the former, my roadrunner
address. BOO!
This is a royal pain as I have to try to remember each time whether I'm
replying to one of my customers or sending a new message. No matter how hard
I try to catch them, my customer emails often end up with my personal return
address.
"Brian Tillman" wrote:
> steve s <steves@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>
> Outlook should always reply to a message using hte account that received the
> message. So if you received the message via your personal account, that's
> what Outlook will use when you reply. You'll need to use the Accounts
> button to change it, if you want to reply via your other account.
> --
> Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
>
>
>
> > Whenever I reply to certain messages, my system chooses my personal
> > email account instead of the exchange email account. I have set my
> > mail to default to the exchange server, and when I originate messages
> > they are coming from the exchange account, but when I reply to
> > existing messages, I get the notice at the top that "This message
> > will be sent via ------(personal account)". How can I set the default
> > for my message reply to the exchange server? Thanks
> > > email account instead of the exchange email account. I have set my
> > mail to default to the exchange server, and when I originate messages
> > they are coming from the exchange account, but when I reply to
> > existing messages, I get the notice at the top that "This message
> > will be sent via ------(personal account)". How can I set the default
> > for my message reply to the exchange server? Thanks
> Outlook should always reply to a message using hte account that received the
> message. So if you received the message via your personal account, that's
> what Outlook will use when you reply. You'll need to use the Accounts
> button to change it, if you want to reply via your other account.
> --
> Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
>
>
| 18 Oct 2007 | Changing default for email reply | .steve s |
| 18 Oct 2007 |  Re: Changing default for email reply | .Brian Tillman |
| 04 Jul |  Re: Changing default for email reply | .Dominika |
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