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Nathan
Can I configure Outlook 2007 to automatically add a specific
domain name (e.g., "@xyz.com") to the end of each email address I enter in
any of the new message header fields--if the address/contact doesn't already
include a domain name? I'm not using Exchange. My Outlook is configured to
use POP3. (Eudora has a field where I can add the "default domain name" to
add to outgoing email messages, under Tools/Options.)
Most of my email is sent to people in/at a specific domain name, and I
prefer to not have to enter this domain name constantly. I'd like this
specific domain name to be the default for addresses. (I don't want to use
the automatic Address book expansion feature, either.)
If I don't enter a domain name for each address in the header, Outlook won't
let me send it unless I add the domain name or add this as a new contact.
domain name (e.g., "@xyz.com") to the end of each email address I enter in
any of the new message header fields--if the address/contact doesn't already
include a domain name? I'm not using Exchange. My Outlook is configured to
use POP3. (Eudora has a field where I can add the "default domain name" to
add to outgoing email messages, under Tools/Options.)
Most of my email is sent to people in/at a specific domain name, and I
prefer to not have to enter this domain name constantly. I'd like this
specific domain name to be the default for addresses. (I don't want to use
the automatic Address book expansion feature, either.)
If I don't enter a domain name for each address in the header, Outlook won't
let me send it unless I add the domain name or add this as a new contact.