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Subject:
Outlook setting for email 'spoof'
Category: Computers > Software Asked by: spurious-ga List Price: $2.00 |
Posted:
22 Oct 2003 20:42 PDT
Expires: 21 Nov 2003 19:42 PST Question ID: 268895 |
My mother is running a recent version of MS-Outlook and has a POP3 email account from her ISP. I have set a redirecting SLD up for her that forwards email to her ISP email account. How can I set her Outlook so that outgoing email appears to have come from the forwarding domain instead? |
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Re: Outlook setting for email 'spoof'
From: mvguy-ga on 22 Oct 2003 22:00 PDT |
I don't know about Outlook, but I just checked Outlook Express. With OE, if you go to the account Properties, you can place the e-mail address on the General tab. Whatever you put there is what will show up in the From line. |
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Re: Outlook setting for email 'spoof'
From: chrisn-ga on 23 Oct 2003 13:38 PDT |
This is somewhat unlikely, but some larger ISPs have their SMTP servers set to not allow the sending of email that does not have their domain in the From: field. |
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Re: Outlook setting for email 'spoof'
From: ouergne-ga on 23 Oct 2003 14:08 PDT |
Tools>account>Properties>Reply address Reply address as the one from the isp. |
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Re: Outlook setting for email 'spoof'
From: ouergne-ga on 24 Oct 2003 11:58 PDT |
Good afternoon, Excuse me I answered too quickly... But here is the answer: You have to change adresses in Outlook using the menu Tools>account>Mail>Properties> You are now seeing your ISP's mail properties. Replace Email address and Reply address by the one you want to appear(the previous you had you forwarded). Change only this part and it will be ok. |
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