forwarding e mail

[barry glisson]

how do you forward e mail from a company account to your private acount? same isp just one is paid for by company and one is private.thanks barry

[jad1097]

IF you use OE5 or Outlook 2000 you just create a new account on your computer. That way you can check both.

[Dave_H]

You should have different addresses for the 2 accounts, so just forward it to the proper address. Even easier, make new contacts in the address book, one called "Home" one called "Work". Sorry if I misunderstood Barry.
Dave

[barry glisson]

this is one of our producers one acount is on a company computer ,at a company address the other is on her private computer at her residence, she wont be in her office for a couple of months.hope this is more clear if it even makes a difference. barry

[daveleau]

Does the email service offer forwarding? Some do. I will check for a utility but think it would be up to the ISP to do it for you.
Dave

Also, I can get my work email from home by connecting to the server remotely. This might be possible too.

[This message has been edited by daveleau (edited 03-15-2000).]

[Dave_H]

Whats she using as an E-Mail program? and what kind of account is it, a regular POP 3
mail account or is it thru a private network?
Dave


[This message has been edited by Dave_H (edited 03-15-2000).]

[jad1097]

If it is a pop3 or Imap account Outlook 2000 will allow her to create another mail account in Tools/accounts>ADD>mail
In Outlook express5 it is the same but you could also add a HTML account.

This may do what you want. http://www6.zdnet.com/cgi-bin/texis/swlib/hotfiles/info.html?fcode=000ZBE

or this http://hotfiles.zdnet.com/cgi-bin/texis/swlib/hotfiles/info.html?fcode=000GDW

or this http://hotfiles.zdnet.com/cgi-bin/texis/swlib/hotfiles/info.html?fcode=0014CY

[This message has been edited by jad1097 (edited 03-15-2000).]

[psyklone]

if you're talking about what i think you are ...

you want mail forwarded from the office account to a home account because of not being in the office, yes? i had to do this with a mail account of mine at work once and the best way to do it is just create a message rule stating that any message sent to the mail account be forwarded to the other account. that is pretty simple to do, but i'm not sure that's quite what you're wanting...

[barry glisson]

psyklone thats exactly what she wants to do. barry

[psyklone]

barry,

that's what it sounded like. what type of email program is being used at the office, is it something like outlook, outlook express, or eudora .... or is something like CC Mail?

[barry glisson]

psyklone,i dont know ill find out tomorrow. thanks barry

[Idnew]

Also most e-mail can be imported. She can import her company mail to her home from whatever e-mail she uses. She just needs to know her pop server and since they are both the same that should be no problem.

[This message has been edited by Idnew (edited 03-16-2000).]