Windows Vista/Microsoft Outlook 2007 - Not able to send/receive me
008
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BBouchee
Brian Tillman
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Do you have a question? If so, use the BIG WHITE SPACE to explain the
problem IN DETAIL. Don't expect anyone to read your mind.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
Andy
but something has happened. We can't all be as cleaver and knowledgeable as
you Brian! Sorry for my error. Do you never make mistakes? I do relaise even
you can't read minds.
My question as I though I'd posted it....
Vista Business and OL2007 in Office 2007.
I wish to send e-mails from my home computer as though they were coming from
my company computer. Can this be done? My home e-mail is (say)
John...@xyz.co.uk and my Company e-mail is Jm...@mycompany.co.uk I just
want to use my company address while working at home. All mail to me that
goes to the company is re-directed to my personal e-mail already.
Andy
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Brian Tillman
> Why you have to be so rude is beyond me!
That's because I wasn't rude.
> I thought I had pasted the
> following but something has happened.
Are you the same person as "008", who's signature is "BBouchee"? If not,
then clearly I wasn't responding to you in the first place, so why take
offense?
> My question as I though I'd posted it....
>
> Vista Business and OL2007 in Office 2007.
>
> I wish to send e-mails from my home computer as though they were
> coming from my company computer. Can this be done? My home e-mail is
> (say) John...@xyz.co.uk and my Company e-mail is
> Jm...@mycompany.co.uk I just want to use my company address while
> working at home. All mail to me that goes to the company is
> re-directed to my personal e-mail already.
I saw this question in another thread and answered it there. Did you post
it before?
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
Andy
I have only posted this once and all I recived was you reply sent to my
e-mail. And although I'm not 008 or BBouchee I reciverd you reply about the
big white space, etc..... So I thought I'd not pasted my question correctly.
As mentioned I have only posted my question once and it was nearly exactly as
pasted to my reply to you.
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Andy
Brian Tillman
> I have only posted this once and all I recived was you reply sent to
> my e-mail.
I sent no reply to your mail address. I posted to a newsgroup. You have
configured your access to that newsgroup through the lousy web interface and
asked to be notified when replies were made.
> And although I'm not 008 or BBouchee I reciverd you reply
> about the big white space, etc.....
Then you shouldn't have posted in that thread.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
Brian Tillman
> I have only posted this once
You posted a a new thread entitled "Using different e-mail addressVista
Business and OL2007 in Office2007" at 9:34 AM EDT on March 27. I answered
that message at 12:47 PM EDT. You posted again today at 2:28 AM EDT as a
reply to someone else's thread. Here are the two messages:
<http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.outlook.general/msg/d94e42ad4b2fc038>
<http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.outlook.general/msg/b3019b5176ff1856>
So none of this "I only posted once" nonsense.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
Andy
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I didn't post again as such I copied my post to your reply as you infered
there was no information. "Large White space" Yes I made a mistake, and I've
aplogised. Is that not sufficent?
Andy
Brian Tillman
> I didn't post again as such I copied my post to your reply as you infered
> there was no information. "Large White space" Yes I made a mistake, and
> I've
> aplogised. Is that not sufficent?
My point is that I posted a response the first time you posted (on the
27th). You should read it.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]