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Merge to Email From: Field

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NewsGroups - 22 May 2007 14:11 GMT
Hi All,

Im trying to create a merge to email from an excel file, all is working fine
except that I have no way to define a Custom From: Field. I dont want the
emails to be replied to my personal email I want them to reply to my
company's catch all email.

Normally when sending an email I add it to the from: field as I have
permission to send as the selected user. But there seems no way to define
this when using an merge to email set up in Word,

Can you help?

Thanks

John
Graham Mayor - 22 May 2007 14:29 GMT
Set the account you want to send the messages from as the default account
for the duration of the merge rather than your personal account.

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NewsGroups - 22 May 2007 15:38 GMT
Hi, Thanks but,

Outlook wont allow this, it dosent appear in my list of accounts, and I
cannot chane my default email account. I can olnly send an email as this
account.

The email address that I have permission to send as delivers to a public
folder

Any other ideas?

John

> Set the account you want to send the messages from as the default account
> for the duration of the merge rather than your personal account.
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Doug Robbins - Word MVP - 22 May 2007 21:35 GMT
Create a new account..

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> Hi, Thanks but,
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Graham Mayor - 23 May 2007 07:03 GMT
As Doug says, you could setup a new account with the required data, however
as a temporary measure, if you got to Outlook > tools > e-mail accounts >
view or change existing e-mail accounts. Selecty the account and choose
'change' and on the user information section change your own e-mail address
to the e-mail address you wish to be the default return address. Don't
change anything else!!!. Run the merge then change the address back to your
own.

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NewsGroups - 23 May 2007 14:28 GMT
No Can Do Im Afraid,
Its an Exchange Server and I cannot change my username or add another
exchange account or change may default email address, in fact there is no
option to do that anyway.

This may be turning into an Outlook question!!!!

> As Doug says, you could setup a new account with the required data,
> however as a temporary measure, if you got to Outlook > tools > e-mail
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Doug Robbins - Word MVP - 23 May 2007 15:04 GMT
Feel free to ask in an Outlook newsgroup, but I think you will probably end
up getting the same answers.

I assume that there is a good reason that you cannot change your username or
add another exchange account, etc.  Do the individuals who prevent you from
doing that, condone you wanting to send the emails from other than your own
email address.  If they do, then they are the ones preventing you from doing
it and it it to them that you would need to talk.

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> No Can Do Im Afraid,
> Its an Exchange Server and I cannot change my username or add another
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NewsGroups - 23 May 2007 18:14 GMT
Im supposed to send all mail regarding the project I work on from this
address, i just enter it into the from field, its when I want to to do a
mail merge I find there is no way to send multiples as that address. I
assumed there would be a simple way to do it via word.

I didnt think you could add multiple exchange servers to outlook , only
multiple pop3 etc servers, the address I wish to send as isnt an identity
anyway, its a catch all email address,

thanks

John

> Feel free to ask in an Outlook newsgroup, but I think you will probably
> end up getting the same answers.
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Doug Robbins - Word MVP - 23 May 2007 18:46 GMT
You need to have a log-in for that address.  Speak to your network
adminstrators.

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Hope this helps.

Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my
services on a paid consulting basis.

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> Im supposed to send all mail regarding the project I work on from this
> address, i just enter it into the from field, its when I want to to do a
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