Re: Outlook 2003 and Email Aliases

Yes it can.

With each account, you can specify the return address. So if the email came
over the host@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, it would have that as a return address. If
it came in over another account, it would have that accounts return address
as the return.

I also have multiple address's. bob or bob2 at cstoneindy.com and only
think about it if I'm originating the email...then I've got use the correct
account.

Bob

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From: pctech-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:pctech-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On
Behalf Of Mike
Sent: Thursday, April 26, 2007 10:35 AM
To: PC Technical Discussion for iSeries Users
Subject: [PCTECH] Outlook 2003 and Email Aliases

I had to do it... I downgraded from Thunderbird to Outlook 2003. I want to
be able to collect email from my several email addresses (Gmail POP) into
one spot plus access my Google calendars (via a plug-in). Now in
Thunderbird, I could setup aliases for one account. For instance, I have
mike@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx as my main account and then I have an email address
for
each podcast (host@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx and host@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx) which both
get received at the podcastmike email address. In Thunderbird, I could
send
out email as that host account, can that be done in Outlook 2003?

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