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I have a question. I am a small business owner, with 3 different
businesses. Each business is uniquely different and each has its own web site. I run Outlook 2003 (PST files - No Exchange Server) and I receive all my emails. I have an extensive folder structure and rules setup to organize my emails, and all is good there. But when I reply to an email, I would like to select the personality that I want to use for the reply. What I mean by this is that I want to be able to have a unique signature, from address and reply to address set based on what company I am acting on behalf of for the email. Does anyone know if this can be done, or if there are any 3rd party add-ins that might do this sort of thing? Thanks in advance for any assistance. Regards, Myles |
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Myles <myles> wrote:
> I have a question. I am a small business owner, with 3 different > businesses. Each business is uniquely different and each has its own > web site. I run Outlook 2003 (PST files - No Exchange Server) and I > receive all my emails. I have an extensive folder structure and rules > setup to organize my emails, and all is good there. > > But when I reply to an email, I would like to select the personality > that I want to use for the reply. What I mean by this is that I want > to be able to have a unique signature, from address and reply to > address set based on what company I am acting on behalf of for the > email. Your best approach would be to use a different mail profile for each "personality". That would keep each business' mail completely separate and provide for some of your other goals. Otherwise, Outlook 2003 can do per-account signatures. Set up a separate account for each business and define a default signature for each account. You'd still have to choose the appropriate account when you create a message. |
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Aloha -
Can multiple personalities be set up in Outlook 2002 also? Any advice how? Many thanks! Whyvon "Brian Tillman" wrote: [..] |
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Whyvon <Whyvon> wrote:
> Can multiple personalities be set up in Outlook 2002 also? Outlook 2002 supports multiple mail profiles, yes. |
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Thank you - can you tell me how this is done?
"Brian Tillman" wrote: [..] |
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Whyvon <Whyvon> wrote:
> Thank you - can you tell me how this is done? In the Mail applet of Control Panel. |
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Thank you!
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