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Alex Marshall
Hi,
My employers have upgraded all the computers from Office Outlook 2000 to
2003. We have an issue,
There are two accounts setup, internal and external.
For our internal email it is set-up in the following manner,
initialsurname@company where the external email is
(e-mail address removed)
However, using Office 2003 the following message appears, "Microsoft Office
Outlook does not recognize initialsurname@company", it then offers a list of
addresses to choose which normally suggests using the (e-mail address removed)
address or says "(no suggestions)".
Presumeably this is because the email address is not a 'valid' domain (as it
does not have the .com suffix). Google only throws up 13 results, which
doesn't help.
Is there a way to ignore or bypass the validation of emails and send
regardless?
Thanks!
Alex
My employers have upgraded all the computers from Office Outlook 2000 to
2003. We have an issue,
There are two accounts setup, internal and external.
For our internal email it is set-up in the following manner,
initialsurname@company where the external email is
(e-mail address removed)
However, using Office 2003 the following message appears, "Microsoft Office
Outlook does not recognize initialsurname@company", it then offers a list of
addresses to choose which normally suggests using the (e-mail address removed)
address or says "(no suggestions)".
Presumeably this is because the email address is not a 'valid' domain (as it
does not have the .com suffix). Google only throws up 13 results, which
doesn't help.
Is there a way to ignore or bypass the validation of emails and send
regardless?
Thanks!
Alex