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Rickles

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#261333 21-Nov-2019 12:25
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Has anyone got the "Reply to another address" option working?

 

I have entered the appropriate details but the recipient still gets the originating Gmail address, not the alternative.


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  #2359396 22-Nov-2019 17:24
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Rickles:

 

Update:  Checked Gmail Settings thoroughly, and all states that my Reply-to address is different to my Gmail one … excellent.

 

IF I create and send an email using browser/web-based Gmail, then the recipient will get the desired 'other' address when clicking on Reply … again all good.

 

What fails, however, is if I send an email using Outlook through Gmail, the recipient only sees the Gmail address when clicking Reply. 

 

Ah I can see where the issue is. You are assuming that Google and Microsoft want to play nicely together... 😐




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  #2360148 24-Nov-2019 17:52
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     >Ah I can see where the issue is. You are assuming that Google and Microsoft want to play nicely together... 😐<

 

I think this may the case because when using another email client, it all worked perfectly!


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