As Mary said, you do not need the From field. It is completely irrelevant
to what you are asking to do.
Any mail you reply to will be sent using the account on which it was
received. To change the replying account, use the Accounts dropdown to
select the account. To view the account on which it was received, double
click on your address in the received mail. Make the appropriate changes
using the accounts button to reply using your preferred account.
--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. Due to
the (insert latest virus name here) virus, all mail sent to my personal
account will be deleted without reading.
After furious head scratching, Julia asked:
| Thanks for your reply. I am unable to find View\From Field, as
| mentioned.
|
| Can I receive emails from various accounts and when I reply, the
| 'From' field will indicate which account I am replying from? And can
| this be amended?
|
| Regards
| Julia
|
|
| || You can add the From field in View, check 'From Field' but it won't
|| tell you
|| anything. You can put anything in the field, even incorrect names.
|| Use the Accounts button to see/change the sending acct. Otherwise it
|| will always be
|| sent from the default acct.
||
|| "Julia" wrote:
||
||| Hi
|||
||| Can I add a 'From' field when replying to an email, as default? I
||| want to
||| be able to check the email account I am sending from.
|||
||| Thanks alot.
||| Julia
