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MS Office Forum / Outlook / New Users / March 2008default email account problem.
Is there a way in outlook2003 to NOT have a default email account when creating a new message? For example I want outlook to ask me every time which email account to use before sending the message instead of automatically sending it with the default email account. Yes I know that I can choose which account to use but the problems is sometimes I just forget and it creates problems and makes an idiot out of me when I email someone with a different account. > Is there a way in outlook2003 to NOT have a default email account when > creating a new message? For example I want outlook to ask me every time which [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > problems and makes an idiot out of me when I email someone with a different > account. There is no such option. Probably it is possible to write a macro that would implement it. You might start searching for it here: www.outlookcode.com.  SignatureBest regards, Michal [Microsoft Outlook MVP] http://www.codetwo.com Share Outlook on the net without Exchange! i created different signature in different accounts this help me to choose the account to send out from > Is there a way in outlook2003 to NOT have a default email account when > creating a new message? For example I want outlook to ask me every time which [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > problems and makes an idiot out of me when I email someone with a different > account. |
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