I also have multiple accounts and have the same Question / Problem
In addition, I need to be able to reply with a different signature and the
corresponding email address based upon how the message was addressed to me.
Does anyone out there now how to accomplish this in Outlook?
Thanks in advance.
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> I have three email accounts on the one ISP server
> When I reply I want Outlook to reply using the email address the original
> message was addressed to. How do I configure outlook to do this?
>
> At the moment it selects the default email address as the sender.
Brian Tillman - 30 Oct 2006 19:43 GMT
> I also have multiple accounts and have the same Question / Problem
>
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> Does anyone out there now how to accomplish this in Outlook?
Depends on your version of Outlook, which you decided wasn't worth
mentioning.

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Peter S - 31 Oct 2006 00:20 GMT
My version of Outlook is 2003 - Peter S
> > I also have multiple accounts and have the same Question / Problem
> >
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> Depends on your version of Outlook, which you decided wasn't worth
> mentioning.
Brian Tillman - 31 Oct 2006 23:01 GMT
> My version of Outlook is 2003 - Peter S
Use Tools>Options>Mail Format>Signatures and create a signature for each of
your accounts. Use the "Select signature for account" drop-down on Mail
Format to associate each signature with its account. Make sure a version of
the signature exists for each format type. You must have a default
signature for each account, even if it's a signature file that contains
nothing more than a space.
Use Word as your mail editor and your signature for the account you choose
should appear in the message. See if anything here helps:
http://www.howto-outlook.com/howto/signatures.htm

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> I have three email accounts on the one ISP server
> When I reply I want Outlook to reply using the email address the
> original message was addressed to. How do I configure outlook to do
> this?
Outlook should always reply using the account that received the message.
Note that "account" and "e-mail address" aren't necessarily synonymous

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