Outlook 2007 Delegates - Turn Off "On Behalf Of"?

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Hello - My name is B and my boss's name is S. I have delegate access to S's
Inbox. When I display S's Inbox and start a new message, I type S's name in
the email's "From:" field, but when someone recieves the message, it says
"From B on Behalf of S." S just wants it to say "From S." Is there any way
to turn off the "On Behalf Of" phrase? Thanks.
 
This is with exchange server? The administrator will need to give B send as
permission to S's mailbox. It's done in active users and computers on the
server.

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Thank you Diane! You've basically answered my question, but I am going to
leave this post "active" for a bit to see if I can get additional detail
about how this is done, so I can tell the administrator.

Diane Poremsky said:
This is with exchange server? The administrator will need to give B send as
permission to S's mailbox. It's done in active users and computers on the
server.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]





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rgille said:
Hello - My name is B and my boss's name is S. I have delegate access to
S's
Inbox. When I display S's Inbox and start a new message, I type S's name
in
the email's "From:" field, but when someone recieves the message, it says
"From B on Behalf of S." S just wants it to say "From S." Is there any
way
to turn off the "On Behalf Of" phrase? Thanks.
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Thank you Diane! You've basically answered my question, but I am going to
leave this post "active" for a bit to see if I can get additional detail
about how this is done, so I can tell the administrator.
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microsoft.public.exchange.admin is a good place to find that answer.
 
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