Hmmm, well, that idea is actually better then the way I currently have it,
but not perfect. Thanks for the idea.

I'd love to find a better solution if anyone has any other ideas.


Thanks.


"Vince Averello" wrote in message
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Not sure if there is a way to stop you from initially sending from the
wrong account. One wacky idea would be to create an account to set as the
default which has bogus SMTP (outgoing mail) server info so that if you
don't specifically choose an account the mail item would get stuck in your
Outbox since it couldn't be sent.

"FISH" wrote in message
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I have Outlook 2002 and have a few different POP3 email accounts set up.
These accounts are very different in nature and I want to make sure I
don't accidentally send an email from the "wrong" account. I've already
accidentally sent emails from the default account that should not have
been sent from that account.

Is there any way to help make sure I don't make future mistakes sending
from the wrong account?

Possibly setting up a confirmation asking me to verify which account to
send the email from before sending.

Or any other suggestions to help not make future mistakes would be
greatly appreciated !!!!!

Thanks in advance !!!