RE: [OT] Help with Outlook 2000

[Keith Doxey <ukha@xxxxxxx>]

Assuming you have set up multiple accounts within the profile is should
reply using the account details for that account.

This should be from ukha@xxxxxxx whereas my normal mail is usually from
keith@xxxxxxx or keith.doxey@xxxxxxx.

Keith

-----Original Message-----
From: Kevin Hawkins [mailto:tivo@xxxxxxx]
Sent: 02 August 2001 16:13
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
Subject: [ukha_d] [OT] Help with Outlook 2000


OK Guys

You've winged long enough about my strangely formatted
postings t  UKHA so I am about t  make the switch t  the 'great'
Outlook 2000.

I have set up rules and folders t  nicely file all the email
from the various groups that I subscribe t . UKHA has got 100 entries
so far in a day !

I use different email identities in different groups, partly
cos that how I set them up initially with Yahoo groups and partly so
I know where my email address has been lifted from if I get junk mail.

Soooo  ... What do I have t  do in Outlook so that each time
I reply t  a message that is say from ukha_d@xxxxxxx it makes
sure that I use the correct account and/or that it sets my return
address correctly (tivo@xxxxxxx) ? - otherwise UKHA bounces it.

Can I als  set this up on a folder basis eg if I have a pic
folder that I file all my emails in can I force a return address of
say pic@xxxxxxx when I reply t  any email in that folder ?

I don't seem t  be able to find any rules t  apply just
before sending a message , or the ability to associate a return
address with a contact or a rule t  a folder.

I know I can select the account to send from at the time I
send it but that has t  be done manually & is a pain & I always
forget !

Kevin

PS: Possibly the last post from Eudora !

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