When i send mail and people receive it i don't want the in box name to say my name how can i change it?
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log onto your mail account and then click optioins in the right hand upper corner. click on it go to mail, the genereal preferences and change the name that it says appears when you send mail. make sure you sac eyour changes when you're done. \nthis is for yahoo mail. i dont know how to do anything else.
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OK lets presume for a minute that you are referring to Yahoo Mail and you access it from the website.\n\nFirstly, LOG IN. no settings can be changed unless you're in the system, when you've done that, go to Mail options /General Preferences \n"Customise your Inbox view and your Compose options. Change your outgoing name and address"\n\nWith in that menu window, right at the TOP is the option for you to select the name that you want to appear to recipients  when you sen a message, this can be changed (with in reason) to whatever you want it to say.\n\nAlso on this page are a selection of other options, but its always worth recording the settings as they currently are before you decide to try changes. This would be because 95% of the time, the defaults will not need to be changed. \n\nIts quite easy to do, and whatever your email provider is, threre'll be a similar similar method. However if this is an emaiol address from your ISP and uses a program like Outlook then speak to the tech support from there...
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Yes, you have to go to options, and then to general settings.  The first thing on the general settings is where you can change your name/nick, etc.
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Use a different email address.
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ok go to your im list click on the persone u wont to send a fill to open thear name a box will come up at the top of the box it hase send a fill click it it will say clkick the fill to send find the fill u wont to send and clik it to send it ok
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Your log in name is you email address \nsince that is the case  you cant change it \nyou can change pretty much anything else but not your log in name
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Go to options, then general prefrences and you should be able to change it on there.  It has a field where you can change your outgoing name.
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In Word, go to tools -> options -> user information. You can change your name, initials, and mailing address there.\nI don't know about publisher, but it must be something similar.
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For Yahoo: \nIn Mail:\nGo to options, \nThen click on General Preferences, and there they have the From name. Change it there...
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If you are using Yahoo! Mail, go to:\nOptions > General Preferences and then CHange it.\n\nElse, let me know.\n\n...Honey!
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To change the from information with Microsoft Outlook Express, select TOOLS menu | Acounts sub menu | Mail tab | Select Properties to Edit your email account | Name field\n\nEnjoy\n-KOZ\nhttp://wwww.affirmtech.net\nAffirmative Computer Services - Phoenix Computer Repair + USA phone support -- Quality American Support -- "Taking back American Computer Repair & Support from inferior Foreign Country Support"
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Well of course those names are gone... that would be the first to go.  \n\nFYI, yahoo does allow certain characters in email address now.  So you might want to see if you can come up with something unique with those options.
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go in to our profile and change your name to your email addr
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For your Yahoo email do the following:\n1- Log to your email account\n2- Select Options in the right top corner\n3- In the Management Column, select General Preferences\n4- In the "From name:" field type the name you want people to see when they receive an email from you.\n\nHope this helps. Good luck.
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I would sign in under a different name and email
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you need to have a special mail ID i mean \n@ your choice
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Just go to "Options" and go to your "account information" and where it says name just put your initials  (usually they require something in that spot). That should work. That way no one will know who you are.  I have done this before and it worked fine!  The account info doesn't exactly have to be your full name!  Hope this helps!