I have two email accounts (E-Mail Removed) and (E-Mail Removed). I’ve been using Outlook for
years with the (E-Mail Removed) address. I just recently added the (E-Mail Removed) address.
I’ve figured out how to set which email account an email will be sent from,
so the receiver will see (E-Mail Removed) or (E-Mail Removed), depending on which email account
I select. My problem is, when the user replies to an email from (E-Mail Removed), the
incoming email is forced into the (E-Mail Removed) email account. If I reply back,
then the reply will come from (E-Mail Removed)!

If I send an email from a third account to (E-Mail Removed), it is also forced into
the (E-Mail Removed) account.

This causes me two problems. One, I can’t easily reply to people with the
correct (E-Mail Removed) address. Two, I can’t use rules to sort my emails based on
which email account they are involved with because every email is in the
(E-Mail Removed) email account.

Any ideas?

"marcia2525" wrote:

> I have two email accounts (E-Mail Removed) and (E-Mail Removed). I’ve been using Outlook for
> years with the (E-Mail Removed) address. I just recently added the (E-Mail Removed) address.
> I’ve figured out how to set which email account an email will be sent from,
> so the receiver will see (E-Mail Removed) or (E-Mail Removed), depending on which email account
> I select. My problem is, when the user replies to an email from (E-Mail Removed), the
> incoming email is forced into the (E-Mail Removed) email account. If I reply back,
> then the reply will come from (E-Mail Removed)!
>
> If I send an email from a third account to (E-Mail Removed), it is also forced into
> the (E-Mail Removed) account.
>
> This causes me two problems. One, I can’t easily reply to people with the
> correct (E-Mail Removed) address. Two, I can’t use rules to sort my emails based on
> which email account they are involved with because every email is in the
> (E-Mail Removed) email account.

Yes:

1) Post the complete, unmangled headers of each replied to email.
2) Post the rule(s) you are using to sort these messages.

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Carmel

Never forget: 2 + 2 = 5 for extremely large values of 2.