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I\'ll cut to the point...
Got a btinternet premium mail account using Outlook 2003. I have 4 domains which catch all emails and forward to this account. Within Outlook 2003 I then have rules set to organise the messages into the correct folders.
When I reply to these mails however it replies with the name/email of the btinternet account. Is it possible using Outlook or with a plugin to respond to these emails using the address they sent them to?
For example.
[email protected]
Catch all on @bob.com sends on to my btinternet address so when someone mails [email protected] it lands in my btinternet account and then assigns to a folder, when I reply to that I want it to reply using the [email protected] address rather than the btinternet address.
Any ideas?
Got a btinternet premium mail account using Outlook 2003. I have 4 domains which catch all emails and forward to this account. Within Outlook 2003 I then have rules set to organise the messages into the correct folders.
When I reply to these mails however it replies with the name/email of the btinternet account. Is it possible using Outlook or with a plugin to respond to these emails using the address they sent them to?
For example.
[email protected]
Catch all on @bob.com sends on to my btinternet address so when someone mails [email protected] it lands in my btinternet account and then assigns to a folder, when I reply to that I want it to reply using the [email protected] address rather than the btinternet address.
Any ideas?
Ask Bob how he does it.
*Runs*
*Runs*
I\'ll cut to the point...
Got a btinternet premium mail account using Outlook 2003. I have 4 domains which catch all emails and forward to this account. Within Outlook 2003 I then have rules set to organise the messages into the correct folders.
When I reply to these mails however it replies with the name/email of the btinternet account. Is it possible using Outlook or with a plugin to respond to these emails using the address they sent them to?
For example.
[email protected]
Catch all on @bob.com sends on to my btinternet address so when someone mails [email protected] it lands in my btinternet account and then assigns to a folder, when I reply to that I want it to reply using the [email protected] address rather than the btinternet address.
Any ideas?
Got a btinternet premium mail account using Outlook 2003. I have 4 domains which catch all emails and forward to this account. Within Outlook 2003 I then have rules set to organise the messages into the correct folders.
When I reply to these mails however it replies with the name/email of the btinternet account. Is it possible using Outlook or with a plugin to respond to these emails using the address they sent them to?
For example.
[email protected]
Catch all on @bob.com sends on to my btinternet address so when someone mails [email protected] it lands in my btinternet account and then assigns to a folder, when I reply to that I want it to reply using the [email protected] address rather than the btinternet address.
Any ideas?