In the "Send/Receive Settings - All Accounts" window, I unchecked "Send mail
items" in the "Account Options" section of the window for one of my accounts,
but it still sends mail from that account.

Confused wrote:
> In the "Send/Receive Settings - All Accounts" window, I unchecked "Send mail
> items" in the "Account Options" section of the window for one of my accounts,
> but it still sends mail from that account.
When you uncheck this option, it means Outlook won't send emails from that
account when you click the Send/Receive button. It doesn't mean you won't be
able to send emails from this account at all.

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What do you mean? The reason is I have hotmail as my default account, but it
keeps wanting to send my email from my AT&T Yahoo dsl account. Thats why I
tried to disable the sending part of that account. Also, I have all my email
from hotmail forwarded to my AT&T Yahoo DSL account so I can receive audio
notification of my email in outlook 2003 via the DSL pop account settings.
Could this have anything to do with it?

"Michal [Outlook MVP]" wrote:

> Confused wrote:
> > In the "Send/Receive Settings - All Accounts" window, I unchecked "Send mail
> > items" in the "Account Options" section of the window for one of my accounts,
> > but it still sends mail from that account.
> When you uncheck this option, it means Outlook won't send emails from that
> account when you click the Send/Receive button. It doesn't mean you won't be
> able to send emails from this account at all.
>
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> Best regards,
> Michal [Microsoft Outlook MVP]
>
> http://www.codetwo.com
> Share Outlook on the net without Exchange!
>

Confused wrote:
> What do you mean? The reason is I have hotmail as my default account, but it
> keeps wanting to send my email from my AT&T Yahoo dsl account. Thats why I
> tried to disable the sending part of that account. Also, I have all my email
> from hotmail forwarded to my AT&T Yahoo DSL account so I can receive audio
> notification of my email in outlook 2003 via the DSL pop account settings.
> Could this have anything to do with it?
What account do you select, when you create a new mail? If you select AT&T
Yahoo, Outlook will try to send email from that account regardless if you
disabled sending from it in Options.


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