No permission to send message.

[Scott C.]

I created an email address at work to help segrigate some of my emails. I
addded this account to my Outlook 2002. When I try to reply back from a
message that was sent to this account I get: "You do not have permission to
send the message on behalf of the specified user."

How do I fix this?

Thanks
Scott

 

[Don MI]

I created an email address at work to help segrigate some of my emails. I
addded this account to my Outlook 2002. When I try to reply back from a
message that was sent to this account I get: "You do not have permission
to
send the message on behalf of the specified user."

How do I fix this?

Thanks
Scott

Likely you have different ISPs at home and at work and have your home
Outlook 2002 set to use your home ISP as default. Most ISP will not accept
email from another ISP account {as would be the case when replying to email
sent to your work email address}.

Do not recall Outlook 2002. However in Outlook 2007, when you have multiple
accounts setup, there is a Account button under Send in the email form. You
would use this button to select your work ISP for the reply. In Outlook
2002 Help, suggest you look up "default email account" {or similar} for
directions on how to change account used for work message reply to your work
ISP.

Don

 

[Scott C.]

I will try and look up on the Help. Also this is at my work only not at
home, that's why it seemed strange that this was happening.

Thanks
Scott