outlook

[goss]

How do you send an e-mail with two @ in the address?

 

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[yizhar]

HI.

Do you mean two different recipients?

name1@host1.com ; name2@host2.org

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[goss]

No, the format is John Doe@18001234567@fax server name

We are going from MS Outlook to Lotus Notes.
We do not have Exchange.

 

[jbuchanangb]

I had a similar problem when addressing to an @faxdomain style address. I was sending from Outlook 2000 to MS Exchange.
I overcame it by right-click the address in the "To" line, which brings up a box with "Display name" and "E-mail address". I noticed that the e-mail address had been truncated cutting off part of the address.
I edited this to have the full address including the @faxdomain
Sending this worked ok when the server was MS Exchange, but I've no idea if it will work when the server is Lotus Notes.

 

[goss]

thanks for the feedback

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