JessicaWatters
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Choose what "alias" to send emails in outlook?
I am trying to figure out the best way for one of our users to send email. She has two different email addresses because we have two different companies, our user sends out emails and it defaults to the main one which is set in exchange. She is looking to do a specific project which she needs to send out email from the other address so when someone reply's they see the other alias (not defaullt). Is there a way she can choose what email address to send from when she sends out specific emails. Id rather not setup a second email account if I dont have to. Is there a way to do this? She is using outlook 2007, and we are on exchange 2007.
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yes thats correct. btw r u in australia?
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no US
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Where do I give the old account "full priveledges" on new account? Must I open the old account and set it in there, and if so where/how?
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Do I set the permission on the individual folders such as inbox and sent items to full perm of old user? Or is there another spot where I would set full privledge?
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Sorry I meant in the new users outlook to give perm to the old user.
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Is this the same as Delagating access to send on behalf of the old user? I dont want the email to say that it was sen on behalf of someone....just to have the other email alias as I mentioned.
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