Multiple recipients in Outlook

[Richard Kordel]

Folks

I am having a curious problem, which I suspect is the result of my not
understanding something basic, but, here goes:

When I send mail to 2 users, ie.
TO: us...@anISP.com, us...@anotherISP.com

I can see that it has been sent to both users when it leaves my computer and when
it arrives at the mail server at the ISP (via a browser based mail reader).
However, when I retrieve it into Outlook 2000 (on a Win 2000 box) I only see the
address of the sender. This makes the "reply to all" option somewhat less than
effective. (BTW, I can "reply to all from the ISP news reader, so the addresses
seem to be formed correctly).

How do I go about getting all the address info into Outlook so that I can reply
to all?

Your help is appreciated.

Thanks.

Richard Kordel

[Milly Staples - [MVP - Outlook]]

What happens if you send yourself mail with two different accounts in the
TO: field? Mail that you receive should have both addresses in the TO:
field which is what Outlook uses for the Reply All option.
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