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MS Office Forum / Outlook / New Users / November 2005how do I send a email to a email address as "test@office"?
out local office use the email address as test@office but outlook 2003 does not accept this address.how can I do? > out local office use the email address as test@office > but outlook 2003 does not accept this address.how can I do? "office" on it's own is NOT a domain. You need to set up something like "office.net" or "office.local" or something like that. >> out local office use the email address as test@office >> but outlook 2003 does not accept this address.how can I do? > > "office" on it's own is NOT a domain. You need to set up something > like "office.net" or "office.local" or something like that. Plus the fact that you need to have a mailserver set up with "office" as the domain. If that's an /internal/ maibox then that's OK - if you are trying to use POP mail with it then you need to buy and register the domain name "office". but "office" is my local domain.Can I set anywhere to make outlook accept a adress like this? > >> out local office use the email address as test@office > >> but outlook 2003 does not accept this address.how can I do? [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > use POP mail with it then you need to buy and register the domain name > "office". > but "office" is my local domain.Can I set anywhere to make outlook > accept a adress like this? It must be a fully-qualified domain.  SignatureBrian Tillman But "office" could potentially be a system's hostname on his network. Does Outlook not automatically append the computer's domain name onto provided hostnames? Thanks, Scott No, Outlook does as it is told - it is not capable of reading minds. SignatureMilly Staples [MVP - Outlook] Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without reading. After furious head scratching, Scott Moseman asked: | But "office" could potentially be a system's hostname on his network. | Does Outlook not automatically append the computer's domain name onto | provided hostnames? | | Thanks, | Scott |
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