How to set OL to use address the message was sent to?

[J]

I have 4 addresses. When I reply to a message I want the address the message
was sent to to be the address sent from.

But, OL keeps using the default address.

How do I stop this?

 

[Gordon]

I have 4 addresses. When I reply to a message I want the address the
message
was sent to to be the address sent from.

But, OL keeps using the default address.

Outlook by default uses the address the email was sent to as the account
that replies are sent from, and I don't think there is any way to change
that. How do you know it isn't?

 

[J]

Thank you for your response.

The addresses are boxes and are forwarded to a "master" box.

Is you explanation valid because the header bit for reply-to is being
replaced by the forwarding function?

And that it will not matter if a separate account exists in OL 07 for a
particular address?

J

I have 4 addresses. When I reply to a message I want the address the
message
was sent to to be the address sent from.

But, OL keeps using the default address.

How do I stop this?

You may have what you think are four addresses, but they're really all
aliases of a single mailbox. As such, they're really all the same
address and, since Outlook works on a mailbox basis, it can't tell the
difference, since they all arrive via the same account. Either have
your ISP assign you a separate mailbox for each address so Outlook can
reply properly or choose your account manually.


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Brian Tillman

[MVP-Outlook]
http://forums.slipstick.com

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[J]

I posted a message on Saturday. But it appears to not have been added to the
thread.

All 4 addresses are actual boxes. And 2 of the 4 are forwarded to the third.

I have accounts for these addresses in OL.

When a message are displayed in OL the address it was sent to is in the sent
column.

Therefore, does OL change the reply-to data from the header?

J

I have 4 addresses. When I reply to a message I want the address the
message
was sent to to be the address sent from.

But, OL keeps using the default address.

How do I stop this?

You may have what you think are four addresses, but they're really all
aliases of a single mailbox. As such, they're really all the same
address and, since Outlook works on a mailbox basis, it can't tell the
difference, since they all arrive via the same account. Either have
your ISP assign you a separate mailbox for each address so Outlook can
reply properly or choose your account manually.


--
Brian Tillman

[MVP-Outlook]
http://forums.slipstick.com

.