Sending mails through Windows Mail, receiving replies through gmai

Gary VanderMolen helped me with an issue on Nov 22-25. I couldn't sent mail
but could receive through my Windows Mail account. Gary said to change my
outgoing mail SMTP, for a gmail account instead of the one I had (which is a
company email address).

The problem: I send mails through my company account/mail and the answers
land in my gmail inbox with my gmail address on it. I do not want that
because I'm dealing with clients and need to reflect a business address. I
need to have the same outgoing and incoming address.
Please help me here to correct this.
Thank you!
MAR
Angelica.

To make that happen you need to take a few additional steps.

1. Log in to your Gmail account via http://mail.gmail.com, then go here:
http://mail.google.com/support/bin/a...l&answer=22370

Follow the procedure explained there to allow your business 'From' address
to be used with Gmail. When completed:

2. Open your Windows Mail, go to Tools, Accounts, select that mail
account, click Properties. On the General tab change the name and/or
email address as desired to reflect your business.

--
Gary VanderMolen, Microsoft MVP (Mail)
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/def...le/vandermolen


"MAR" <> wrote in message news:49B8C857-A23A-4609-AC7C-...
> Gary VanderMolen helped me with an issue on Nov 22-25. I couldn't sent mail
> but could receive through my Windows Mail account. Gary said to change my
> outgoing mail SMTP, for a gmail account instead of the one I had (which is a
> company email address).
>
> The problem: I send mails through my company account/mail and the answers
> land in my gmail inbox with my gmail address on it. I do not want that
> because I'm dealing with clients and need to reflect a business address. I
> need to have the same outgoing and incoming address.
> Please help me here to correct this.
> Thank you!
> MAR
> Angelica.

Thank you for your prompt response Gary... do you ever sleep? I followed the
steps, tried to establish account with my business, didn't let me do it.
Established it with gmail and I don't like what I get when I send emails:

xxxxxx () on behalf of xxxxxxxx ()

ON BEHALF OF...??? I can't have that happen. How can I solve this please?
thanks! MA

"Gary VanderMolen (MVP)" wrote:

> To make that happen you need to take a few additional steps.
>
> 1. Log in to your Gmail account via http://mail.gmail.com, then go here:
> http://mail.google.com/support/bin/a...l&answer=22370
>
> Follow the procedure explained there to allow your business 'From' address
> to be used with Gmail. When completed:
>
> 2. Open your Windows Mail, go to Tools, Accounts, select that mail
> account, click Properties. On the General tab change the name and/or
> email address as desired to reflect your business.
>
> --
> Gary VanderMolen, Microsoft MVP (Mail)
> http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/def...le/vandermolen
>
>
> "MAR" <> wrote in message news:49B8C857-A23A-4609-AC7C-...
> > Gary VanderMolen helped me with an issue on Nov 22-25. I couldn't sent mail
> > but could receive through my Windows Mail account. Gary said to change my
> > outgoing mail SMTP, for a gmail account instead of the one I had (which is a
> > company email address).
> >
> > The problem: I send mails through my company account/mail and the answers
> > land in my gmail inbox with my gmail address on it. I do not want that
> > because I'm dealing with clients and need to reflect a business address. I
> > need to have the same outgoing and incoming address.
> > Please help me here to correct this.
> > Thank you!
> > MAR
> > Angelica.
> .
>

Just sent a reply... didn't show up..
Followed your instructions Gary but couldn't set up business account, had to
use gmail. When sending email through my business mail i get this
unacceptable message:
Xxxxxxx () on behalf of Xxxxxxx ()
ON BEHALF!! I don't want to read that!! it is not professional. I changed
the setting to reflect the rep_usa as default on gmail and didn't help
either. Any suggestions please???
Thanks! MAR

"Gary VanderMolen (MVP)" wrote:

> To make that happen you need to take a few additional steps.
>
> 1. Log in to your Gmail account via http://mail.gmail.com, then go here:
> http://mail.google.com/support/bin/a...l&answer=22370
>
> Follow the procedure explained there to allow your business 'From' address
> to be used with Gmail. When completed:
>
> 2. Open your Windows Mail, go to Tools, Accounts, select that mail
> account, click Properties. On the General tab change the name and/or
> email address as desired to reflect your business.
>
> --
> Gary VanderMolen, Microsoft MVP (Mail)
> http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/def...le/vandermolen
>
>
> "MAR" <> wrote in message news:49B8C857-A23A-4609-AC7C-...
> > Gary VanderMolen helped me with an issue on Nov 22-25. I couldn't sent mail
> > but could receive through my Windows Mail account. Gary said to change my
> > outgoing mail SMTP, for a gmail account instead of the one I had (which is a
> > company email address).
> >
> > The problem: I send mails through my company account/mail and the answers
> > land in my gmail inbox with my gmail address on it. I do not want that
> > because I'm dealing with clients and need to reflect a business address. I
> > need to have the same outgoing and incoming address.
> > Please help me here to correct this.
> > Thank you!
> > MAR
> > Angelica.
> .
>

Where exactly are you looking when you see that unacceptable
"Xxxxxxx () on behalf of Xxxxxxx ()"

I just set up my Gmail account with a custom 'From' address, and when I
used it to send a message, the email as received in Windows Mail did not
show any evidence of being sent via Gmail. To be sure, when I looked at
the hidden headers (Ctrl+F3) there was a "Sender:" header that did
reveal the Gmail account address. My understanding is that the Microsoft
Outlook email program is one of very few that will take the hidden Sender
info and uses it to generate a visible "on behalf of" disclosure.
So, did you use Outlook to view the received message? Obviously, this
workaround is not perfect. You may want to investigate whether your ISP
will allow you to send email with any 'From' address. Some do, and they
are not likely to be sophisticated enough to add the hidden Sender header.

--
Gary VanderMolen, Microsoft MVP (Mail)
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/def...le/vandermolen


"MAR" <> wrote in message news:A29FDA15-B26E-49FE-964C-...
> Just sent a reply... didn't show up..
> Followed your instructions Gary but couldn't set up business account, had to
> use gmail. When sending email through my business mail i get this
> unacceptable message:
> Xxxxxxx () on behalf of Xxxxxxx ()
> ON BEHALF!! I don't want to read that!! it is not professional. I changed
> the setting to reflect the rep_usa as default on gmail and didn't help
> either. Any suggestions please???
> Thanks! MAR
>
> "Gary VanderMolen (MVP)" wrote:
>
>> To make that happen you need to take a few additional steps.
>>
>> 1. Log in to your Gmail account via http://mail.gmail.com, then go here:
>> http://mail.google.com/support/bin/a...l&answer=22370
>>
>> Follow the procedure explained there to allow your business 'From' address
>> to be used with Gmail. When completed:
>>
>> 2. Open your Windows Mail, go to Tools, Accounts, select that mail
>> account, click Properties. On the General tab change the name and/or
>> email address as desired to reflect your business.
>>
>> --
>> Gary VanderMolen, Microsoft MVP (Mail)
>> http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/def...le/vandermolen
>>
>>
>> "MAR" <> wrote in message news:49B8C857-A23A-4609-AC7C-...
>> > Gary VanderMolen helped me with an issue on Nov 22-25. I couldn't sent mail
>> > but could receive through my Windows Mail account. Gary said to change my
>> > outgoing mail SMTP, for a gmail account instead of the one I had (which is a
>> > company email address).
>> >
>> > The problem: I send mails through my company account/mail and the answers
>> > land in my gmail inbox with my gmail address on it. I do not want that
>> > because I'm dealing with clients and need to reflect a business address. I
>> > need to have the same outgoing and incoming address.
>> > Please help me here to correct this.
>> > Thank you!
>> > MAR
>> > Angelica.
>> .
>>

I get that message when I receive an email. That's the sender's information
(me) If I send it to myself using any of my email accounts, it shows like
that.

"Gary VanderMolen (MVP)" wrote:

> Where exactly are you looking when you see that unacceptable
> "Xxxxxxx () on behalf of Xxxxxxx ()"
>
> I just set up my Gmail account with a custom 'From' address, and when I
> used it to send a message, the email as received in Windows Mail did not
> show any evidence of being sent via Gmail. To be sure, when I looked at
> the hidden headers (Ctrl+F3) there was a "Sender:" header that did
> reveal the Gmail account address. My understanding is that the Microsoft
> Outlook email program is one of very few that will take the hidden Sender
> info and uses it to generate a visible "on behalf of" disclosure.
> So, did you use Outlook to view the received message? Obviously, this
> workaround is not perfect. You may want to investigate whether your ISP
> will allow you to send email with any 'From' address. Some do, and they
> are not likely to be sophisticated enough to add the hidden Sender header.
>
> --
> Gary VanderMolen, Microsoft MVP (Mail)
> http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/def...le/vandermolen
>
>
> "MAR" <> wrote in message news:A29FDA15-B26E-49FE-964C-...
> > Just sent a reply... didn't show up..
> > Followed your instructions Gary but couldn't set up business account, had to
> > use gmail. When sending email through my business mail i get this
> > unacceptable message:
> > Xxxxxxx () on behalf of Xxxxxxx ()
> > ON BEHALF!! I don't want to read that!! it is not professional. I changed
> > the setting to reflect the rep_usa as default on gmail and didn't help
> > either. Any suggestions please???
> > Thanks! MAR
> >
> > "Gary VanderMolen (MVP)" wrote:
> >
> >> To make that happen you need to take a few additional steps.
> >>
> >> 1. Log in to your Gmail account via http://mail.gmail.com, then go here:
> >> http://mail.google.com/support/bin/a...l&answer=22370
> >>
> >> Follow the procedure explained there to allow your business 'From' address
> >> to be used with Gmail. When completed:
> >>
> >> 2. Open your Windows Mail, go to Tools, Accounts, select that mail
> >> account, click Properties. On the General tab change the name and/or
> >> email address as desired to reflect your business.
> >>
> >> --
> >> Gary VanderMolen, Microsoft MVP (Mail)
> >> http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/def...le/vandermolen
> >>
> >>
> >> "MAR" <> wrote in message news:49B8C857-A23A-4609-AC7C-...
> >> > Gary VanderMolen helped me with an issue on Nov 22-25. I couldn't sent mail
> >> > but could receive through my Windows Mail account. Gary said to change my
> >> > outgoing mail SMTP, for a gmail account instead of the one I had (which is a
> >> > company email address).
> >> >
> >> > The problem: I send mails through my company account/mail and the answers
> >> > land in my gmail inbox with my gmail address on it. I do not want that
> >> > because I'm dealing with clients and need to reflect a business address. I
> >> > need to have the same outgoing and incoming address.
> >> > Please help me here to correct this.
> >> > Thank you!
> >> > MAR
> >> > Angelica.
> >> .
> >>
> .
>

I'm looking at a "sent mail" address line. When I send an email from my
business mail (Windows Mail) to any of my other email addresses, that is what
shows up.

"Gary VanderMolen (MVP)" wrote:

> Where exactly are you looking when you see that unacceptable
> "Xxxxxxx () on behalf of Xxxxxxx ()"
>
> I just set up my Gmail account with a custom 'From' address, and when I
> used it to send a message, the email as received in Windows Mail did not
> show any evidence of being sent via Gmail. To be sure, when I looked at
> the hidden headers (Ctrl+F3) there was a "Sender:" header that did
> reveal the Gmail account address. My understanding is that the Microsoft
> Outlook email program is one of very few that will take the hidden Sender
> info and uses it to generate a visible "on behalf of" disclosure.
> So, did you use Outlook to view the received message? Obviously, this
> workaround is not perfect. You may want to investigate whether your ISP
> will allow you to send email with any 'From' address. Some do, and they
> are not likely to be sophisticated enough to add the hidden Sender header.
>
> --
> Gary VanderMolen, Microsoft MVP (Mail)
> http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/def...le/vandermolen
>
>
> "MAR" <> wrote in message news:A29FDA15-B26E-49FE-964C-...
> > Just sent a reply... didn't show up..
> > Followed your instructions Gary but couldn't set up business account, had to
> > use gmail. When sending email through my business mail i get this
> > unacceptable message:
> > Xxxxxxx () on behalf of Xxxxxxx ()
> > ON BEHALF!! I don't want to read that!! it is not professional. I changed
> > the setting to reflect the rep_usa as default on gmail and didn't help
> > either. Any suggestions please???
> > Thanks! MAR
> >
> > "Gary VanderMolen (MVP)" wrote:
> >
> >> To make that happen you need to take a few additional steps.
> >>
> >> 1. Log in to your Gmail account via http://mail.gmail.com, then go here:
> >> http://mail.google.com/support/bin/a...l&answer=22370
> >>
> >> Follow the procedure explained there to allow your business 'From' address
> >> to be used with Gmail. When completed:
> >>
> >> 2. Open your Windows Mail, go to Tools, Accounts, select that mail
> >> account, click Properties. On the General tab change the name and/or
> >> email address as desired to reflect your business.
> >>
> >> --
> >> Gary VanderMolen, Microsoft MVP (Mail)
> >> http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/def...le/vandermolen
> >>
> >>
> >> "MAR" <> wrote in message news:49B8C857-A23A-4609-AC7C-...
> >> > Gary VanderMolen helped me with an issue on Nov 22-25. I couldn't sent mail
> >> > but could receive through my Windows Mail account. Gary said to change my
> >> > outgoing mail SMTP, for a gmail account instead of the one I had (which is a
> >> > company email address).
> >> >
> >> > The problem: I send mails through my company account/mail and the answers
> >> > land in my gmail inbox with my gmail address on it. I do not want that
> >> > because I'm dealing with clients and need to reflect a business address. I
> >> > need to have the same outgoing and incoming address.
> >> > Please help me here to correct this.
> >> > Thank you!
> >> > MAR
> >> > Angelica.
> >> .
> >>
> .
>

Which email program are you using to receive the message when it
shows that "on behalf of" phrase?

I don't think the sender is adding it because it doesn't do it for me
when I send from Windows Mail via the Gmail server using a
custom 'From' address.

Have you tried using your ISP's SMTP server to see if it will accept a
custom 'From' address?

--
Gary VanderMolen, Microsoft MVP (Mail)
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/def...le/vandermolen


"MAR" <> wrote in message news:B9D643FE-3B3D-4571-8D48-...
>I get that message when I receive an email. That's the sender's information
> (me) If I send it to myself using any of my email accounts, it shows like
> that.
>
> "Gary VanderMolen (MVP)" wrote:
>
>> Where exactly are you looking when you see that unacceptable
>> "Xxxxxxx () on behalf of Xxxxxxx ()"
>>
>> I just set up my Gmail account with a custom 'From' address, and when I
>> used it to send a message, the email as received in Windows Mail did not
>> show any evidence of being sent via Gmail. To be sure, when I looked at
>> the hidden headers (Ctrl+F3) there was a "Sender:" header that did
>> reveal the Gmail account address. My understanding is that the Microsoft
>> Outlook email program is one of very few that will take the hidden Sender
>> info and uses it to generate a visible "on behalf of" disclosure.
>> So, did you use Outlook to view the received message? Obviously, this
>> workaround is not perfect. You may want to investigate whether your ISP
>> will allow you to send email with any 'From' address. Some do, and they
>> are not likely to be sophisticated enough to add the hidden Sender header.
>>
>> --
>> Gary VanderMolen, Microsoft MVP (Mail)
>> http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/def...le/vandermolen
>>
>>
>> "MAR" <> wrote in message news:A29FDA15-B26E-49FE-964C-...
>> > Just sent a reply... didn't show up..
>> > Followed your instructions Gary but couldn't set up business account, had to
>> > use gmail. When sending email through my business mail i get this
>> > unacceptable message:
>> > Xxxxxxx () on behalf of Xxxxxxx ()
>> > ON BEHALF!! I don't want to read that!! it is not professional. I changed
>> > the setting to reflect the rep_usa as default on gmail and didn't help
>> > either. Any suggestions please???
>> > Thanks! MAR
>> >
>> > "Gary VanderMolen (MVP)" wrote:
>> >
>> >> To make that happen you need to take a few additional steps.
>> >>
>> >> 1. Log in to your Gmail account via http://mail.gmail.com, then go here:
>> >> http://mail.google.com/support/bin/a...l&answer=22370
>> >>
>> >> Follow the procedure explained there to allow your business 'From' address
>> >> to be used with Gmail. When completed:
>> >>
>> >> 2. Open your Windows Mail, go to Tools, Accounts, select that mail
>> >> account, click Properties. On the General tab change the name and/or
>> >> email address as desired to reflect your business.
>> >>
>> >> --
>> >> Gary VanderMolen, Microsoft MVP (Mail)
>> >> http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/def...le/vandermolen
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> "MAR" <> wrote in message news:49B8C857-A23A-4609-AC7C-...
>> >> > Gary VanderMolen helped me with an issue on Nov 22-25. I couldn't sent mail
>> >> > but could receive through my Windows Mail account. Gary said to change my
>> >> > outgoing mail SMTP, for a gmail account instead of the one I had (which is a
>> >> > company email address).
>> >> >
>> >> > The problem: I send mails through my company account/mail and the answers
>> >> > land in my gmail inbox with my gmail address on it. I do not want that
>> >> > because I'm dealing with clients and need to reflect a business address. I
>> >> > need to have the same outgoing and incoming address.
>> >> > Please help me here to correct this.
>> >> > Thank you!
>> >> > MAR
>> >> > Angelica.
>> >> .
>> >>
>> .
>>

Are you looking at a copy of the sent message, the one that is in the
Sent Items folder of the computer you did the sending from?

I did the same test as you, and my sent copy does not say anything
about "on behalf of".

--
Gary VanderMolen, Microsoft MVP (Mail)
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/def...le/vandermolen


"MAR" <> wrote in message news:1DCA8448-FF43-428E-8545-...
> I'm looking at a "sent mail" address line. When I send an email from my
> business mail (Windows Mail) to any of my other email addresses, that is what
> shows up.
>
> "Gary VanderMolen (MVP)" wrote:
>
>> Where exactly are you looking when you see that unacceptable
>> "Xxxxxxx () on behalf of Xxxxxxx ()"
>>
>> I just set up my Gmail account with a custom 'From' address, and when I
>> used it to send a message, the email as received in Windows Mail did not
>> show any evidence of being sent via Gmail. To be sure, when I looked at
>> the hidden headers (Ctrl+F3) there was a "Sender:" header that did
>> reveal the Gmail account address. My understanding is that the Microsoft
>> Outlook email program is one of very few that will take the hidden Sender
>> info and uses it to generate a visible "on behalf of" disclosure.
>> So, did you use Outlook to view the received message? Obviously, this
>> workaround is not perfect. You may want to investigate whether your ISP
>> will allow you to send email with any 'From' address. Some do, and they
>> are not likely to be sophisticated enough to add the hidden Sender header.
>>
>> --
>> Gary VanderMolen, Microsoft MVP (Mail)
>> http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/def...le/vandermolen
>>
>>
>> "MAR" <> wrote in message news:A29FDA15-B26E-49FE-964C-...
>> > Just sent a reply... didn't show up..
>> > Followed your instructions Gary but couldn't set up business account, had to
>> > use gmail. When sending email through my business mail i get this
>> > unacceptable message:
>> > Xxxxxxx () on behalf of Xxxxxxx ()
>> > ON BEHALF!! I don't want to read that!! it is not professional. I changed
>> > the setting to reflect the rep_usa as default on gmail and didn't help
>> > either. Any suggestions please???
>> > Thanks! MAR
>> >
>> > "Gary VanderMolen (MVP)" wrote:
>> >
>> >> To make that happen you need to take a few additional steps.
>> >>
>> >> 1. Log in to your Gmail account via http://mail.gmail.com, then go here:
>> >> http://mail.google.com/support/bin/a...l&answer=22370
>> >>
>> >> Follow the procedure explained there to allow your business 'From' address
>> >> to be used with Gmail. When completed:
>> >>
>> >> 2. Open your Windows Mail, go to Tools, Accounts, select that mail
>> >> account, click Properties. On the General tab change the name and/or
>> >> email address as desired to reflect your business.
>> >>
>> >> --
>> >> Gary VanderMolen, Microsoft MVP (Mail)
>> >> http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/def...le/vandermolen
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> "MAR" <> wrote in message news:49B8C857-A23A-4609-AC7C-...
>> >> > Gary VanderMolen helped me with an issue on Nov 22-25. I couldn't sent mail
>> >> > but could receive through my Windows Mail account. Gary said to change my
>> >> > outgoing mail SMTP, for a gmail account instead of the one I had (which is a
>> >> > company email address).
>> >> >
>> >> > The problem: I send mails through my company account/mail and the answers
>> >> > land in my gmail inbox with my gmail address on it. I do not want that
>> >> > because I'm dealing with clients and need to reflect a business address. I
>> >> > need to have the same outgoing and incoming address.
>> >> > Please help me here to correct this.
>> >> > Thank you!
>> >> > MAR
>> >> > Angelica.
>> >> .
>> >>
>> .
>>

Just a supportive FYI - I have one of these accounts too (school uses WLM
with custom @schoolname.edu) and I have to use my ISP SMTP which requires
login credentials when I send (I don't like "remember me" options). But the
received mail shows the From address as either my full name or the school
e-address (not the ISP e-address) as setup in the Account - General tab -
User Information section. If I look at it in WM or WLM it shows my full
name - if I look at it in the web access it shows my full name and school
e-address. The header shows the school e-address first, and the ISP
e-address further down. So, if I'm sending school mail to someone whom I
want to see the school reference, that is what they are seeing (and not my
ISP address which would be unfamiliar to them).


"Gary VanderMolen (MVP)" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Are you looking at a copy of the sent message, the one that is in the
> Sent Items folder of the computer you did the sending from?
>
> I did the same test as you, and my sent copy does not say anything
> about "on behalf of".
>
> --
> Gary VanderMolen, Microsoft MVP (Mail)
> http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/def...le/vandermolen
>
>
> "MAR" <> wrote in message
> news:1DCA8448-FF43-428E-8545-...
>> I'm looking at a "sent mail" address line. When I send an email from my
>> business mail (Windows Mail) to any of my other email addresses, that is
>> what
>> shows up.
>>
>> "Gary VanderMolen (MVP)" wrote:
>>
>>> Where exactly are you looking when you see that unacceptable
>>> "Xxxxxxx () on behalf of Xxxxxxx
>>> ()"
>>>
>>> I just set up my Gmail account with a custom 'From' address, and when I
>>> used it to send a message, the email as received in Windows Mail did not
>>> show any evidence of being sent via Gmail. To be sure, when I looked at
>>> the hidden headers (Ctrl+F3) there was a "Sender:" header that did
>>> reveal the Gmail account address. My understanding is that the Microsoft
>>> Outlook email program is one of very few that will take the hidden
>>> Sender
>>> info and uses it to generate a visible "on behalf of" disclosure.
>>> So, did you use Outlook to view the received message? Obviously, this
>>> workaround is not perfect. You may want to investigate whether your ISP
>>> will allow you to send email with any 'From' address. Some do, and they
>>> are not likely to be sophisticated enough to add the hidden Sender
>>> header.
>>>
>>> --
>>> Gary VanderMolen, Microsoft MVP (Mail)
>>> http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/def...le/vandermolen
>>>
>>>
>>> "MAR" <> wrote in message
>>> news:A29FDA15-B26E-49FE-964C-...
>>> > Just sent a reply... didn't show up..
>>> > Followed your instructions Gary but couldn't set up business account,
>>> > had to
>>> > use gmail. When sending email through my business mail i get this
>>> > unacceptable message:
>>> > Xxxxxxx () on behalf of Xxxxxxx
>>> > ()
>>> > ON BEHALF!! I don't want to read that!! it is not professional. I
>>> > changed
>>> > the setting to reflect the rep_usa as default on gmail and didn't help
>>> > either. Any suggestions please???
>>> > Thanks! MAR
>>> >
>>> > "Gary VanderMolen (MVP)" wrote:
>>> >
>>> >> To make that happen you need to take a few additional steps.
>>> >>
>>> >> 1. Log in to your Gmail account via http://mail.gmail.com, then go
>>> >> here:
>>> >> http://mail.google.com/support/bin/a...l&answer=22370
>>> >>
>>> >> Follow the procedure explained there to allow your business 'From'
>>> >> address
>>> >> to be used with Gmail. When completed:
>>> >>
>>> >> 2. Open your Windows Mail, go to Tools, Accounts, select that mail
>>> >> account, click Properties. On the General tab change the name and/or
>>> >> email address as desired to reflect your business.
>>> >>
>>> >> --
>>> >> Gary VanderMolen, Microsoft MVP (Mail)
>>> >> http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/def...le/vandermolen
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >> "MAR" <> wrote in message
>>> >> news:49B8C857-A23A-4609-AC7C-...
>>> >> > Gary VanderMolen helped me with an issue on Nov 22-25. I couldn't
>>> >> > sent mail
>>> >> > but could receive through my Windows Mail account. Gary said to
>>> >> > change my
>>> >> > outgoing mail SMTP, for a gmail account instead of the one I had
>>> >> > (which is a
>>> >> > company email address).
>>> >> >
>>> >> > The problem: I send mails through my company account/mail and the
>>> >> > answers
>>> >> > land in my gmail inbox with my gmail address on it. I do not want
>>> >> > that
>>> >> > because I'm dealing with clients and need to reflect a business
>>> >> > address. I
>>> >> > need to have the same outgoing and incoming address.
>>> >> > Please help me here to correct this.
>>> >> > Thank you!
>>> >> > MAR
>>> >> > Angelica.
>>> >> .
>>> >>
>>> .
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