Have Replies Sent To with Exchange 2003

[ServiceGuy101]

I have a customer that would like to have his "Have Replies Sent To" always
populated with the same email for every email he sends. He is currently
running outlook 2003 with ms exchange 2003. With every message he sends, he
has to click "options" and then select "Have Replies Sent To" box and put in
the same reply address every time. Is there a registry fix to make this
settings static?

 

[Roady [MVP]]

In what way is the address different from his default email address
configured in Exchange? Any specific reason for those to be different?

 

[ServiceGuy101]

Every user has his own email address but everyone in the office wants the
replies to go to say, (e-mail address removed).

Ex: (e-mail address removed) sends a email but wants the reply to come back to the
(e-mail address removed) so the receptionist can have the right person reply back
to the email.

In what way is the address different from his default email address
configured in Exchange? Any specific reason for those to be different?

--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003


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I have a customer that would like to have his "Have Replies Sent To" always
populated with the same email for every email he sends. He is currently
running outlook 2003 with ms exchange 2003. With every message he sends,
he
has to click "options" and then select "Have Replies Sent To" box and put
in
the same reply address every time. Is there a registry fix to make this
settings static?

 

[Roady [MVP]]

If you want this for all your messages going out of the company then you
might want to consider a server side solution instead of a client side
solution.

For a client side solution you can use VBA or use a 3rd party solution like;
http://www.howto-outlook.com/redirect.asp?id=iva_setfrom

--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003


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Every user has his own email address but everyone in the office wants the
replies to go to say, (e-mail address removed).

Ex: (e-mail address removed) sends a email but wants the reply to come back to the
(e-mail address removed) so the receptionist can have the right person reply
back
to the email.

In what way is the address different from his default email address
configured in Exchange? Any specific reason for those to be different?

--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003


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I have a customer that would like to have his "Have Replies Sent To"
always
populated with the same email for every email he sends. He is currently
running outlook 2003 with ms exchange 2003. With every message he
sends,
he
has to click "options" and then select "Have Replies Sent To" box and
put
in
the same reply address every time. Is there a registry fix to make this
settings static?