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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Interop / February 2004Outlook 2003 doesn't work with multiple accounts
I am running outlook 2003 and have an exchange account and a pop mail account. In outlook 2000 I could compose a new mail message to send to exchange accounts and internet email at the same time and it would send out. In 2003 I can only send to just exchange accounts or just internet accounts it doesn't do both at the same time as in outlook 2000. Any workaround to this? Thanks! Hi, Unfortunately I have the same problem and I hope that there is an answer for that bug. another user.... >-----Original Message----- >I am running outlook 2003 and have an exchange account [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >in outlook 2000. Any workaround to this? Thanks! >. Do you get any errors because I am not seeing that > Hi, > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > >in outlook 2000. Any workaround to this? Thanks! > >. The problem occurs when you receive an email (internet) and you want to transfer the email to someone in your Exchange organization. It tries to send the transfered mail via the internet even if the exchange service is set by default. >-----Original Message----- >Do you get any errors because I am not seeing that [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > >. I found the answer when writing a new message next to the send message you have a button "accounts" this allows you to select an account from which you want to sent >-----Original Message----- >The problem occurs when you receive an email (internet) [quoted text clipped - 31 lines] >> >. Yep otherwise Outlook will send out the reply/forward on the account it comes into unless you manually change it (doesn't always work though) > I found the answer > when writing a new message next to the send message you [quoted text clipped - 39 lines] > >> > >. |
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