reply-to in outlook

You also have some old questions in your profile dating back to April that some may deem "unacceptable".

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>Bev

huh?

Sorry it was not your fault - they never refunded your points:
https://www.experts-exchange.com/jsp/qShow.jsp?ta=appsvcpro&qid=20109770

I'm not sure I understand what you are trying to do.  Your question is "How can I do "reply-to" in outlook 2000?".

If you are asking how to change the "reply to" address, and if you are using an ISP to send email, just open the properties of the email account.  Under the general tab is a "reply to" field.  If a recipient gets an email and then clicks "reply" to messages sent using this email account, the emails will go to the address you specify here.

If this is not what you are trying to do can you provide more detail?

traval,
this only works for internet mail acct not exchange acct

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What do you want to do?  Do you want to have all replies to a specific user go to another user?  You would have to use an Alternate Recipient in Exchange.

did not get any good answers

weinerk, can you please elaborate more on what you want to do?

either of the following:
1) good answer
2) money back

weinerk, if you want your points back commmunity support or a moderator will do that.  What I am asking you though is can you please elaborate more on your original question.  You said you wanted to set a reply to in Exchange.  You cannot set a "reply-to" in an Exchange account like you can in Outlook Express with a POP3 account.  There are other things that you can do however. One of those things is to have an alternate recipient.  Any emails that come addressed to johnsmith@company.com can be automatically redirected to johnsmithboss@company.com.  

There is no setting in Outlook (any version, 97,98,2000,2002) that will permanently set the "have replies sent to" to a specific address.  

You could probably develop a custom form though that would have that setting set to a default value, but that would require you to publish the custom form and replace the default message form.

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rjcpjc,

As I undertand - your answer is that it can not be done.
If possible please provide a reference to microsoft or some other authoritative source.
Thanks,
KW

rjcpjc,

You are the man!!!!!!!
I cooked up a macro to do that based on the example.
It works.
Thanks

Short of a solution this is a workable workaround!
THANKS