Newsgroup: it.comp.software.mailreader
Titolo: Aiuto Outlook

Ho la versione 4.72.3110.5 di outlook express e mi trovo discretamente bene.
Ho però un problema: gestisco diversi siti e per ognuno di questi ho creato
delle apposite e-mail (per quanto riguarda ordini, guestbook, etc etc etc,
soprattutto con yahoo che da la possibilità di scaricare la posta sul
mailreader.
Avendo quindi parecchi indirizzi ho creato diverse cartelle ciascuna
corrispondente all'indirizzo e andando su "regole posta in arrivo" ho
impostato i settaggi affinchè se arriva una e-mail dall'account xyz mi va
direttamente nella cartella xyz.
Vorrei però fare la stessa cosa con la posta in uscita. Ora come ora, se
prima devo inviare una e-mail dall'account xyz e successivamente
dall'account zxy devo tutte le volte andare a settare come predefinito
l'account da cui voglio che parta la mail. C'è un modo in cui io possa
decidere volta per volta da quale account far partire la posta???
grazie a tutti
Alessandro
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 decidere volta per volta da quale account far partire la posta???
Dal sito: 
http://www.okinfoweb.com/moe/
Quick Change of Default Mail Account
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Several users have inquire as to how to change their default mail
account in OE without going through the hassle of manually changing that
account under Tools | Accounts | Mail | Your Account Name | Properties |
Connection.  To do this, you need to realize that all of your accounts
are stored in the registry under HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \
Microsoft \ Internet Account Manager \ Accounts. Open RegEdit and
navigate to that key. Each account has an identifying number, which will
show in the left-hand pane. Find your 2 mail accounts, and write down
their respective ID numbers. Please be careful here -- those entries are
not simply sequentially numbered. Now select HKEY_CURRENT_USER \
Software \ Microsoft \ Internet Account Manager. In the right-hand pane
you will see "Default Mail Account", and the id number of the current
default. Highlight this key and select Registry | Export Registry File.
Name that file something like Default1.reg. Now, go back to OE and
change the default under Tools | Accounts | Mail. Having changed the
default, reopen RegEdit and go through the same process, naming this
file something like Default2.reg. Put these 2 *.reg files in a safe
place. Now make a shortcut to each of the *.reg files. Right-click the
shortcut, and change the command line to look like this: RegEdit /s
c:\<your path>\MyDefault.reg . Now you can instantly switch the default
between the 2 accounts. These will NOT work if OE is running, so switch
before you open OE. If you'd like to automate this even more, you can
make two little batch files that will first set the default account and
then launch OE:
start RegEdit /s c:\<your path>\Default1.reg
start "C:\Program Files\Outlook Express\msimn.exe"
Please note that for the approach described above to work, OE needs to
be closed when you merge the reg files. Other than that, this works
quite nicely for changing default mail accounts on an automated basis.
By using the tip described above, please understand that all you are
updating is the registry settings related to OE, nothing else. In fact,
you're not even changing your OE settings, but rather simply your
Internet Account settings. On my own system, I use a reg file in which
I've cut out all of the unnecessary stuff that doesn't change when I
change default accounts. For your convenience and reference, download
Change DUN.zip, which includes the reg file I use for my Longmont
connectoid and the batch file that calls that reg file. Unzip the file
and take a look at the reg file (highlight it, right click and select
Edit). You'll see that I simply reference the Connectoid and the
Connection State. Unless you use a LAN some of the time and phone line
the rest of the time, you don't even need the Connection Type key. My
Denver reg file looks exactly the same, except that for the Connectoid,
it references Denver (and so on). In the batch file, you'll see that the
initial line that calls the reg file includes the path to my reg files.
You'd need to modify that to reflect the path where you keep your reg
files. The shortcut path also would need to be modified to reflect the
path to where you would like to keep the batch file. Bottom line here is
that this all sounds lots more complicated than it actually is -- it
works great. And, the good news is that this should be lots easier in
the next version of OE. FYI, after you've modified the reg file and the
batch file to reflect appropriate path designations, when you click on
the batch file, you'll end up with a shortcut. I have placed these
shortcuts on a new folder that I have created under my Start Menu called
"Connectoids."
Send Mail from Nondefault Account
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Many users open a Compose Message window, draft the message and click on
Send or File | Send Later. They then click on Tools | Send and Receive |
<nondefault account name> with the expectation that OE will send the
messages in the Outbox via the nondefault account so selected. While
that is logical, that's just not the way that it works. In fact, if you
follow the process described immediately above, the message in your
Outbox that you just composed won't even leave your Outbox. The reason
for this behavior is that when you clicked on Send in the Compose
Message window, you chose (albeit unknowingly) to send the message with
your default account. To send a message with a nondefault account, you
must use File | Send Message Using or File | Send Later Using -- in
either case, you'll see a context menu that will allow you to select the
proper account. Then when you click on Send & Receive and assuming that
you have enabled "Include this account when doing a full Send and
Receive" for your nondefault account, OE will do the rest for you. For
more information, read Knowledge Base Article Q182134.  If all of your
mail accounts are accessible from one DUN connectoid, it'll simply send.
In addition, if the accounts require different connections and you have
OE configured to Connect using my phone line under Tools | Accounts |
Mail | Account Name | Properties | Connection, OE will connect to one
connectoid, check for mail, disconnect and then connect to the second
connectoid and check for mail on that account, etc. -- all
automatically.
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