Re: Outlook Express Alias's

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When creating a new e-mail (or reply/forward), check to see if you have a
From textbox and a drop-down button at the end of the From box.

If you do, you have to select what From account you want to be used for the
e-mail.

"wspie56171" <wspie56171.2bw8ai@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:wspie56171.2bw8ai@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Wesley Vogel Wrote:
Open Outlook Express, click File, click Switch Identity and select the
user
you want to switch to.

Type id in the Index in Outlook Express HELP.

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Hope this helps. Let us know.

Wes
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User

In news:wspie56171.2bvzyi@xxxxxxxxxxxx,
wspie56171 wspie56171.2bvzyi@xxxxxxxxxxxx hunted and pecked:-
I'm using Outlook Express 6.0 and when I send an email, the email
shows
that it is coming
from the account I originally set up instead of my alias, which is
much
easier to remember.
I use Verizon DSL and have talked to their support people and they've
told me how to
correct the problem, which I have, but it still doesn't work. Any
ideas
would be
appreciated.

wspie56171




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wspie56171-
Thanks, but didn't help. People still getting my primary address
instead of my alias. Verizon
is looking into it... again.




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wspie56171


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