Email Account

[Guest]

I use Outlook 2003, with Word. My personal email account goes through my
ISP's pop3 server. I now work at home and I want to be able to send email
using a second idenity (business account) through the same pop3 server. Do I
use all the same server settings and just change the name of the email
account?

 

[Roady [MVP]]

You send through an SMTP server not a POP3 server ;-)
Contact your mail admin for your server details. He/she is the only one who
can provide this to you.

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I use Outlook 2003, with Word. My personal email account goes through my
ISP's pop3 server. I now work at home and I want to be able to send email
using a second idenity (business account) through the same pop3 server. Do
I
use all the same server settings and just change the name of the email
account?

 

[Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]]

You don't send through the POP3 server but through the SMTP server. Is your
business account with the same ISP?

 

[Guest]

The ISP is sbcglobal.net. It is SMTP. Do I need to set up the business
account within SBCglobal and then connect to it as a secondary id in Outlook?

 

[Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]]

Well, you can't just decide that you've got another email address and have
things just work. You need to setup another email account with your ISP.

 

[Brian Tillman]

The ISP is sbcglobal.net. It is SMTP. Do I need to set up the
business account within SBCglobal and then connect to it as a
secondary id in Outlook?

What you can do is create a second account using all the settings the first
account uses, but have the "Your Name" and "E-mail Address" field match your
work values. As long as you authenticate to the Yahoo server using your SBC
username and password, I don't think the fact the address isn't an SBC
address will matter. I'll test this when I get home if I get the
opportunity.

 

[Guest]

Thank you Brian. I'll try as well, but you sound like you know a lot more
than I do. Let me know if it works. My only concern is that outgoing emails
appear to be business.