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Unfortunately, that is an improvement on Outlook 2002. &nbsp;On Outlook 2000, you cannot select the account to use &quot;on the fly&quot;. &nbsp;You can only change the default account.<br />
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I will check to see if there is any 3rd party or addin solutions for this, but I don't believe there is. &nbsp;The best bet would be to upgrade all pc's to Outlook 2002 if everyone needs this function.<br />
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Unfortunately, that is an improvement on Outlook 2002.  On Outlook 2000, you cannot select the account to use "on the fly".  You can only change the default account.

I will check to see if there is any 3rd party or addin solutions for this, but I don't believe there is.  The best bet would be to upgrade all pc's to Outlook 2002 if everyone needs this function.

Mark

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Good one Sunray! &nbsp;I forgot about IMO's options and didn't even think about &quot;send on behalf&quot;. &nbsp;<br />
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Mark
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Good one Sunray!  I forgot about IMO's options and didn't even think about "send on behalf".  

Mark

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I have users that are using outlook 2002 , and users that are using outlook 2000. we have a setup where the outside mail is one account, and teh inside mail is a different account. on outlook 2002 you can pick what account to use when creating mail, but I do not seehow to do this on outlook 2000 any help
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I have users that are using outlook 2002 , and users that are using outlook 2000. we have a setup where the outside mail is one account, and teh inside mail is a different account. on outlook 2002 you can pick what account to use when creating mail, but I do not seehow to do this on outlook 2000 any help

outlook question

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.