问题 提问于 2013年10月15日
I've set my Outlook.com account to use an alternate email address for replies, but when I send email using Outlook 2013, my Outlook.com address appears as the destination for the reply. This is not the case when email is sent using the Outlook.com web
interface--the 'reply to' address is used. Surely, Outlook 2013 should be able to use the preferences chosen in Outlook.com. I've set up Outlook 2013 using the EAS protocol, but haven't found a way to chose a 'reply to' address, unlike with IMAP and POP3.
That seems to me to be an enormous oversight. However, if Outlook 2013 uses the preferences of Outlook.com, as it should, then that shouldn't be necessary.
In my case, I am using an email forwarding address that isn't a full-fledged email account, so I cannot use this address as an alias. If I were able to do so, then I could also select it as a return address per message. It seems to me that many people would like to use an email forwarding address, but apparently cannot do so using Outlook with EAS or Outlook.com. Am I missing something?
In my case, I am using an email forwarding address that isn't a full-fledged email account, so I cannot use this address as an alias. If I were able to do so, then I could also select it as a return address per message. It seems to me that many people would like to use an email forwarding address, but apparently cannot do so using Outlook with EAS or Outlook.com. Am I missing something?
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