Can I set up aliases in Outlook - similar to AOL

[cpslovac]

I need to set up a different alias in Outlook so that the message appears to
be coming from our newsletter name, rather than the name of the individual
employee. Can I do this and if so, how?

 

[Roady [MVP]]

Yes, you can configure a separate account for this. Disable the receiving of
items for this account in Tools-> Options-> tab Mail Setup-> button
Send/Receive-> button Edit

 

[cpslovac]

I set up a different profile, but when it came time to add the user name and
password, I put in the person who would be using it, thinking that the name
of the profile would be what's carried forward in the display area. It isn't.
When I went into the SBS administration and tried to change the display name
for that new profile, that profile didn't even show up.

Sorry to be a PITA, but could you give me a step by setp on setting up the
alias, or profile? I'm not even sure which is what I'll need to send out
under the newsletter name.

 

[Brian Tillman]

I set up a different profile, but when it came time to add the user
name and password, I put in the person who would be using it,
thinking that the name of the profile would be what's carried forward
in the display area. It isn't. When I went into the SBS
administration and tried to change the display name for that new
profile, that profile didn't even show up.

Don't use a different profile. Use a different account in the same profile.

Sorry to be a PITA, but could you give me a step by setp on setting
up the alias, or profile?

You first: what version of Outlook?