How do I send e-mail via my internet accnt and not MS Exchange Ser

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I have two e-mail accounts set up in Outlook 2003. One is my internet e-mail
account from my provider and the other is my work account using Microsoft
Exchange Server. Every time I send an e-mail, even if I select my internet
account, it saves it to the exchange server account. How do I get Outlook to
stop this? I want these two e-mail accounts to be fully separated but can't
seem to do this. Do I need to configure two separate accounts when I log in
to Windows? Or can I do this some other way?
 
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Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]

Not that you should need to but you can try using separate MAPI profiles to
keep things distinct. Look here: Control Panel > Mail applet
 

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