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Managing multiple exchange accounts in outlook 2003

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dm - 31 Mar 2006 02:51 GMT
I have two exchange email accounts set up in outllook2k3 corresponding to two
email domains set up on my SBS server (ex: dave@a.com and dave@z.com).

dave@a.com is the primary account and dave@b.com was setup by adding the
mailbox to dave@a.com in account setup.

My problem is that all email is sent from dave@a.com. Is there way to
configure my accounts on the exchange server or in outlook to allow me to
choose which email account to send from?
Thanks
Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] - 31 Mar 2006 14:48 GMT
If these are accounts in two separate mailboxes, all you need to do is display the From field and put the address of the second account there when you want to use it to send from.

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>I have two exchange email accounts set up in outllook2k3 corresponding to two
> email domains set up on my SBS server (ex: dave@a.com and dave@z.com).
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> choose which email account to send from?
> Thanks
 
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