Is there a way to use the alias when sending mail through iPhone?
Only one problem remains....
I can send an "alias" email from my desktop, laptop and
the MobileMe webside.
The only thing that will not send mail as an "alias" is the iPhone.
I attempted to go into the iPhone mail account (MobileMe) and
change the email address to the alias. Unfortunately, doing that
will reset all your sync data.
Is there a way to use the alias when sending mail through iPhone?
Actually, I just did the update moments ago and I can use an
"alias" in Leopard using the Mail dropdown box in the FROM field
when composing or replying to an email.
I just need this option on the iPhone when sending mail.
I can get the iPhone to use a GMAIL server with my primary
email address, but it still puts my MOBILEME/.MAC alias in the
return address.
Yep, here is the solution. click here Post #3 i thinkI lost my alias in the "from" drop-down in Mail. This was broken in the MM update, you say? Anybody else having this problem?
Actually, I just did the update moments ago and I can use an
"alias" in Leopard using the Mail dropdown box in the FROM field
when composing or replying to an email.
I just need this option on the iPhone when sending mail.
I can get the iPhone to use a GMAIL server with my primary
email address, but it still puts my MOBILEME/.MAC alias in the
return address.
I lost my alias in the "from" drop-down in Mail. This was broken in the MM update, you say? Anybody else having this problem?
(For Mac Mail here)
As a link earlier in the thread stated, just add your aliases back in to the Email Addresses field in the mobile me imap account separated by commas and they will appear back in your drop down menu and be available as default sending addresses.
The only problem with this is that the Sender name remains the same for all addresses. The alias sender name is ignored. So what good is that???
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Any way of making a certain "outgoing" alias in Leopard Mail
the DEFAULT one?
Well, I see that it does work properly if you use the web app to compose/send, but you shouldn't have to do that.