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Receiving mail and sending mail (using SMTP / POP3) are totally separate.<br />
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You collect mail from one server using POP3 and these can be user@domaina.com and then you can configure your Outlook account to send out as user@domainb.com and then send out as domainb.com.<br />
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There is nothing special to do - you will have to possibly provide credentials for both inbound mail and outbound mail but that's easy enough to sort out.<br />
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Do you need specifics?
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Receiving mail and sending mail (using SMTP / POP3) are totally separate.

You collect mail from one server using POP3 and these can be user@domaina.com and then you can configure your Outlook account to send out as user@domainb.com and then send out as domainb.com.

There is nothing special to do - you will have to possibly provide credentials for both inbound mail and outbound mail but that's easy enough to sort out.

Do you need specifics?

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If you could tell me where the settings are that would help a lot.<br />

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If you could tell me where the settings are that would help a lot.


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What version of Outlook do you have?
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Is it possible to setup outlook so that it will receive emails from one account and send them out through a different account? If so how would I do this?<br />
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Thanks
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Is it possible to setup outlook so that it will receive emails from one account and send them out through a different account? If so how would I do this?

Thanks

setup outlook to receive from one email address and send from a different address

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