How do I stop having reply e-mails sent from my secondary account?

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JDRayman23

I have a default account and a secondary account properly set up in Outlook
2003. Every now and then, however, when I go to reply to a message, the
secondary account appears as the "replier", i.e. "This message will be sent
via [SECONDARY ACCOUNT]", even if the original message came from my default
account. How can I stop this from happening?

One note - the accounts DO have the same e-mail address. The default
account is "me", the secondary is an organization I do PR for, and want the
"From" field to be the organization's name. Is this the source of the
problem?
 
B

Brian Tillman

JDRayman23 said:
One note - the accounts DO have the same e-mail address. The default
account is "me", the secondary is an organization I do PR for, and
want the "From" field to be the organization's name. Is this the
source of the problem?

Could be. Why not disable sending on the secondary account?
 
J

JDRayman23

Thanks - not sure if that would solve the problem, but how do I disable
sending for just one account?
 
B

Brian Tillman

JDRayman23 said:
Thanks - not sure if that would solve the problem, but how do I
disable sending for just one account?

While viewing your Inbox, press ALT-CTRL-S. Select the send/receive group
containing your accounts (usually "All Accounts") and click Edit. Select
the secondary account and uncheck the box labeled "Send mail items".
 
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JDRayman23

No luck....I did exactly as you suggested, and the seconday account is still
being "chosen" when I start to reply to certain messages. Any other ideas?
 
B

Brian Tillman

JDRayman23 said:
No luck....I did exactly as you suggested, and the seconday account
is still being "chosen" when I start to reply to certain messages.

It would appear then that Outlook believes the messages to have been
received by that account. Alas, I have no other suggestions.
 

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