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Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]
You have a subject but no body to your post. At the very least, you need to ask your question (explaining what you mean by "automatically") and include information on your version of Outlook and mail configuration.
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Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
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Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
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John
You have a subject but no body to your post. At the very
Don't you see his original message? (he replied to his own message because
he forgot the subject originally)
I repeat:
"Situation: 2 exchange mailboxes (user1 and user2), both are being read
logged in as user 1 (user1 is a delegate of user2, so this works fine).
However, when user2 replies to mails from his inbox, they arrive at the
sender as being sent from user1. This is normal, since user1 is logged on.
It is possible though the change the "from" field to user2, and then it's
fine. But my question is: is it possible that Outlook automatically fills
in the correct "from" field? (ie. user1 when replying to mails in the inbox
of user1, and user2 when replying to mails in the inbox of user2).
Thanks!"
least, you need to ask your question (explaining what you
mean by "automatically") and include information on your
version of Outlook and mail configuration.
Don't you see his original message? (he replied to his own message because
he forgot the subject originally)
I repeat:
"Situation: 2 exchange mailboxes (user1 and user2), both are being read
logged in as user 1 (user1 is a delegate of user2, so this works fine).
However, when user2 replies to mails from his inbox, they arrive at the
sender as being sent from user1. This is normal, since user1 is logged on.
It is possible though the change the "from" field to user2, and then it's
fine. But my question is: is it possible that Outlook automatically fills
in the correct "from" field? (ie. user1 when replying to mails in the inbox
of user1, and user2 when replying to mails in the inbox of user2).
Thanks!"
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