Can we have different displayed names for identical email id in Outlook Express?
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You can use two profiles, go to file and Manage identities, then switch to the new identity to use the new display name.  You do have to recreate the account though, or go to tools menu, accounts, and export your current account to your hard drive, and switch identities and import it into the new one, and then just change the display name.\nyou could also have just one identity, with two mail accounts setup, each with a different display name.  Then when you send a mail, you can select an account to send from in the compose window.  This gets messy though, as you can get duplicate mails and other such headaches.
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To change the settings of an account in Outlook Express, select the Tools menu then select Accounts. Click on the appropriate account listed in the Internet Accounts window and click on the Properties button.\n\nYou should be able to edit the account information within this section.
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Open outlook express, go to tools, options, spelling tab, check the box next to "always check spelling before sending" click ok, then done!
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Start | Settings | Control Panel | Internet Options\nChoose the Programs tab\nUnder email, change it to Outlook Express
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Any email account you have should give you the option of changing your display name. For example, if you have an Yahoo! account...go to "Options," then "General Preferences," and you'll see that the first thing you can change is your "From name." If you leave it blank or put something anonymous, then all that your email recipient will see is your email address (which of course can be anonymous). I recommend sending yourself an email first to test it before you send it to someone else.
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It is different for different email accounts\nFor example, for Yahoo\nincoming mail server - pop.mail.yahoo.com\noutgoing mail server - smtp.mail.yahoo.com
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You can change the name that's displayed by going to mail options and clicking on general preferences.
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Basically, both of them are the same as my Yahoo Answers ID. I know, I lack originality with names. Prefer using Yahoo IM though.
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Go to your mail and click Options. Then General Preferences. There you will see it's written "From name". Put there your name, nickname or whatever you want.
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you can only do that in outlook express using yahoo as a pop3 account. but you can't do that in a free account
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Depending in what you are using\nIn the settings there are always a option what you want on the TO: section of your email or web based email client\nlook in the setting and where you see the full name just change it to what ever you want.\njust make sure you leave your email address alone
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Can you please be a little more clear ? I'm not understanding what you mean by "changing email name".\nIf you mean, changing the Name that appears in the mail when you send a mail, then please tell which email service you are using so that I can give precise steps to do it. Thank you
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show proper id like every one else
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I suggest to make new Identity in Outlook express in order to setup for new password & leave the main account (Main Identity) blank without email account, am using this method since it's secure & protecting your inbox from strangers.\n\nGo to File>Identity>New Identity then setup your email account.
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in the from field display name is shown \nrigth now ur display name is by default ur name what u entered while creating this account will be displayed\nto change ur display name in yahoo mail go to options than click general prefrences there u can change ur display name (or the name which will appear on the from line og outgoing email)
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This information is supplied by your pop3 email provider. You might try mail.(ispname).(suffix) for example mail.yahoo.com
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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.