Send e-mail from different addresses with one Exchange server...

[centre21]

I have a client that has one 2003 SBS server with Exchange enabled.
This client has two companies and he has an e-mail address for each
company. How can we make it so he getst to choose which address e-mail
is SENT from? Is there a way to do it in Outlook 2007?

 

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I have a client that has one 2003 SBS server with Exchange enabled.
This client has two companies and he has an e-mail address for each
company. How can we make it so he getst to choose which address e-mail
is SENT from? Is there a way to do it in Outlook 2007?

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

Assuming the addresses are both in one mailbox, you can make an imap acct
for the second address. if he has 2 different mailboxes, give both accts
send as permission on the other acct and he'll open both mailboxes in his
profile. Outlook will reply using the correct acct - new mail would need to
have the From field filled in for the secondary acct.

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Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]





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[centre21]

A separate IMAP account in Outlook! Yes! Why didn't I think of it
before?
Thank you so much, I'll let you know if it works.

Assuming the addresses are both in one mailbox, you can make an imap acct
for the second address. if he has 2 different mailboxes, give both accts
send as permission on the other acct and he'll open  both mailboxes in his
profile. Outlook will reply using the correct acct - new mail would need to
have the From field filled in for the secondary acct.

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I have a client that has one 2003 SBS server with Exchange enabled.
This client has two companies and he has an e-mail address for each
company. How can we make it so he getst to choose which address e-mail
is SENT from? Is there a way to do it in Outlook 2007?