smtp problems

Is there any way I can have one email account that uses a seperate smtp
address depending on what network you are logged onto? When I am in home, I
cannot send my work emails unless I manually change the smtp address from my
works outgoing server address to my home outgoing server address. Is there
any way this can be set up so your smtp address changes automatically
depending on what network you are logged on to?

You cannot do it automatically. One way is to set up two versions of the
same account with different SMTP servers and then only check the mail on one
of the accounts. Then you can select the account when you send.

steve

"Ian" <Ian@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:021031F8-07E3-4FE8-A6AA-5F708E6252C2@microsoft.com...
> Is there any way I can have one email account that uses a seperate smtp
> address depending on what network you are logged onto? When I am in home,
> I
> cannot send my work emails unless I manually change the smtp address from
> my
> works outgoing server address to my home outgoing server address. Is there
> any way this can be set up so your smtp address changes automatically
> depending on what network you are logged on to?

It won't change automatically, but you can have separate accounts
with different SMTP servers. Then when you get ready to send, pick
the correct account by clicking in the From field.

Gary VanderMolen

"Ian" <Ian@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:021031F8-07E3-4FE8-A6AA-5F708E6252C2@microsoft.com...
> Is there any way I can have one email account that uses a seperate smtp
> address depending on what network you are logged onto? When I am in home, I
> cannot send my work emails unless I manually change the smtp address from my
> works outgoing server address to my home outgoing server address. Is there
> any way this can be set up so your smtp address changes automatically
> depending on what network you are logged on to?