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Sending e-mails in outlook .

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by elmagoal 1 view

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I need to send e-mail on behalf of another user. I have given my self author permissios to everything on his outlook and I'm a delegate with full access to everything. I can foward e-mail on behalf but not send new e-mails on behalf of the person. Any Ideas on what I'm missing?

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by tommy.leerschen

If I can assume you have multiple accounts, all you need to do is go into the properties, and change the default account from yours to theirs. Then, when you want to send email in your name, switch it back. It's the easiest way I know of to be two people at once.

by jimab

If you have set up the appropriate permissions (See PSS ID # Q180660 for OL98 or Q196996 for OL2000), then all you should have to do open a new message, choose View> From Field. This will allow you to choose the sender.

Hope this helps,
Jim

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