Sending Messages on Behalf of another User

[Nathan Goldberg]

Is there a way to just sent a message on behalf of another users on your
domain (in your company)? I don't want to have to go through the process of
sharing eveyone's Email, I just want some users to be able to send an Email
and it look like it's coming from another user. That way when the customer
responds to the message it goes back to the original person, not the person
who sent it.

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

Nathan Goldberg wrote on Mon, 08 December 2008 18:56

Is there a way to just sent a message on behalf of another users on your
domain (in your company)? I don't want to have to go through the process of
sharing eveyone's Email, I just want some users to be able to send an Email
and it look like it's coming from another user. That way when the customer
responds to the message it goes back to the original person, not the person
who sent it.

Exchange server? The admin would need to give you Send as permission or the person can give you delegate permission. (Delegate permission would say from you on behalf of the other person.)
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[Nathan Goldberg]

So now that I've given "send on behalf" on the domain controller for the
user, how does the user go about actually sending on behalf of the person I
just allowed?

Thanks for the help!

Nathan Goldberg wrote on Mon, 08 December 2008 18:56

Is there a way to just sent a message on behalf of another users on your
domain (in your company)? I don't want to have to go through the process of
sharing eveyone's Email, I just want some users to be able to send an Email
and it look like it's coming from another user. That way when the customer
responds to the message it goes back to the original person, not the person
who sent it.

Exchange server? The admin would need to give you Send as permission or the person can give you delegate permission. (Delegate permission would say from you on behalf of the other person.)
--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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[Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]]

So now that I've given "send on behalf" on the domain controller for the
user, how does the user go about actually sending on behalf of the person
I
just allowed?

Use the From field and enter the other person's name in it.