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Edgar Santos
Hi,
been using a combination of Outlook (since 97 version) and Exchange
Server 5.5 for years. A few days ago upgraded to 2003. I have to mail
accounts: one is POP3/SMTP for external mail, and the other is the
Exchange Server account for internal mail (SBS 2000 server).
I used to have the POP3/SMTP account to be processed first and the
Exchange Server second. When I sended a e-mail for an internal contact
it was sended correct. The same happened to the external mail.
But now with Outlook 2003 when I send an e-mail to a internal contact
I recieve a few seconds later a message from my ISP SMTP server say
that the account (e-mail address removed) dosent exist. It seems that now
Outlook 2003 is not "smart enough" the see that is an internal contact
and send it to the Exchange Server.
If I invert the order of processing the accounts what happen is I can
send to both internal and external but the information of reply
address is my internal e-mail.
Is there an option in Outlook 2003 to put it back like it was in
Outlook XP or 2002?
Edgar Santos
been using a combination of Outlook (since 97 version) and Exchange
Server 5.5 for years. A few days ago upgraded to 2003. I have to mail
accounts: one is POP3/SMTP for external mail, and the other is the
Exchange Server account for internal mail (SBS 2000 server).
I used to have the POP3/SMTP account to be processed first and the
Exchange Server second. When I sended a e-mail for an internal contact
it was sended correct. The same happened to the external mail.
But now with Outlook 2003 when I send an e-mail to a internal contact
I recieve a few seconds later a message from my ISP SMTP server say
that the account (e-mail address removed) dosent exist. It seems that now
Outlook 2003 is not "smart enough" the see that is an internal contact
and send it to the Exchange Server.
If I invert the order of processing the accounts what happen is I can
send to both internal and external but the information of reply
address is my internal e-mail.
Is there an option in Outlook 2003 to put it back like it was in
Outlook XP or 2002?
Edgar Santos