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Christopher
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Member Rara Avis
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Ok - I know in Outlook Express, you can select a "From" field when sending a new letter if you have multiple accounts listed. However, I can't seem to find a similar think in MS Outlook... can anyone help? How do you determine which addy you're sending from? C |
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Nicole Senior Member
since 1999-06-23
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Kay - when you open up a new message, towards the right hand side of the new message window, next to the 'flag for follow up' button is a button labled "Options". Click on that, and you'll get a message options window. Towards the bottom is a drop-down menu that says "Send Message Using" and the menu will give you all of the email accounts you have listed in Outlook. Tha's how.  |
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Christopher
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Nic - you rock. Thank you! C |
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