Use Outlook 2010 For Multiple Email Accounts Mac

Dec 21, 2017  I use Outlook for my email client, for several external email addresses along with my ISP address in Verizon. When doing a mail merge, I want to use one of the 'other' email accounts, NOT the Verizon one (which is the first/main).

I have a user who has four different domains with Exchange accounts. We'd like to have her be able to receive all emails from within a single instance of Outlook.

I've been reading lots of information on these forums and Microsoft, but am still unclear as to how this can work for my user. So, here are my specific questions: 1) Can we setup multiple Exchange accounts that populate a SINGLE Inbox? 2) With multiple Exchange accounts in a SINGLE Inbox, when one replies to an email, is the original To: field retained so it becomes the From: field? 3) When someone creates a new email, I presume there's an option to select which account should be used in the From: field. Is this correct?

4) We're also using MicrosoftOnline BPOS services. What specific configuration do we need to establish in order to handle multiple Exchange accounts for the same person/people? For example, we'll have user1@abc.com and user1@def.com. Will there be any conflict with the 'user1' naming? Specific configurations include any DNS settings for the domains and/or settings at MicrosoftOnline. 5) I've seen references to running Outlook 2010 in 'cached mode' versus 'online mode'. How do I make a determination which mode I want to run in? How to use xbox 360 controller on computer.

6) I've also seen discussions of 'split domains', but am unfamiliar with the term and how it will apply in this situation, if at all. Can someone please clarify?

7) While the user currently wants to have only Exchange email accounts, there may be a need or desire to include non-Exchange accounts, either POP3, Google, Yahoo! Or others in their multiple account instance of Outlook 2010.

Similar questions apply, including whether the emails can arrive into the same Inbox or not. Can someone provide an explanation about how non-Exchange accounts are a) configured; and b) respond? 8) I read that the preview of Outlook 2010 allowed up to 3 Exchange accounts.

What is the limit of Exchange accounts in the released version of Outlook 2010? 9) As Microsoft BPOS is currently running Exchange 2007, what limitations do we have with using Outlook 2010 in conjunction with Exchange 2007? Sorry for the lengthy discussion, but thank you in advance for your assistance. Regards, Mark. We have a similar issue in that we are migrating our POP3 post office to Exchange. Since we are a small business, we have multiple email accounts being monitored by a single individual – info@, help@; sales@, etc. I’m using Outlook 2007 along with the Microsoft Online Services.

When I attempted to create a new Exchange account under Outlook, the system informed me that I needed to close Outlook and create the additional account through “Mail” under Control Panel. I did as instructed and received a message that I cannot have more than one Exchange account associated with Outlook.