Exchange and POP3 on same profile?

[Jeff]

Is it possible to have a profile in Outlook 2000 receive mail from both an Exchange server and a POP3 account?

If so, is it possible that the POP3 account can send messages showing POP3 address as the return address rather than the address on the Exchange server?

 

[Robert Crayk]

Having a mixed profile is not supported and while it can work and some users
never have a problem it is recommended to separate the services. To change
the sending account go to Tools > Services > Delivery and swap the Delivery
order!

FWIW Outlook 2002 and 2003 were the first versions to support what you
require.
Is it possible to have a profile in Outlook 2000 receive mail from both an
Exchange server and a POP3 account?

If so, is it possible that the POP3 account can send messages showing POP3
address as the return address rather than the address on the Exchange
server?

 

[Brian Tillman]

Is it possible to have a profile in Outlook 2000 receive mail from
both an Exchange server and a POP3 account?

Yes, provided you have Outlook installed in Corporate/Workgroup mode.

If so, is it possible that the POP3 account can send messages showing
POP3 address as the return address rather than the address on the
Exchange server?

Yes, but it's been long enough since I used OL 2000 that I can't remember if
there is an Account button that shows next to the Send button, as in OL
2002/2003, if there is a drop-down as part of the Send button. or if there
is a menu item you can use to "send as".