Replying to e-mails sent via my website

[Guest]

Could anyone please help me. I get all my e-mails from my website directed to
my windows mail account, but when I reply, it gives my e-mail address and not
the one from the website. How do i get the e-mail to come from my website
e-mail address?

 

[Gary VanderMolen]

Go to Tools, Accounts, select the account, change what you see
in the "E-mail Address" box.

 

[Frank Saunders MS-MVP IE,OE/WM]

Could anyone please help me. I get all my e-mails from my website directed
to
my windows mail account, but when I reply, it gives my e-mail address and
not
the one from the website. How do i get the e-mail to come from my website
e-mail address?

In a reply Windows Mail will always use the account through which it
downloaded the mail. Instead of having the website forward the mail to the
account you use in Windows Mail, add the website's POP3 and SMTP account to
Windows Mail and have it download directly from the Website.

 

[Guest]

Thanks for your help. There is no option but to have the website e-mails
directed to my personal e-mail. It's just an e-mail forwarding option on the
website, so cannot set up mail with website domain name. But, thank you both
for your help.

 

[Gary VanderMolen]

You should set up another account in Windows Mail, but it will not
be used to download email, only to reply to website mail.
Set up this second account just like your first (personal) account,
except that the email address on the General tab should reflect
your website address. Also uncheck the box "Include this account
when receiving..."
Then, when you reply to a received website message, click on the
'From' field and select your website identity.