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BevGray
6 years agoNeighbour
E-mail migration to Windows Live Mail 2012
After many hours of slogging, I was able to set up my email on my laptop, tablet and phone. However, now I am trying to set up email on my husband's laptop. He uses my email account and has his own ...
telusdetective
6 years agoHelpful Neighbour
Hmm, strange. I use aliases, as well, and haven't come across the issue that you're having. Just to double-check, when you are trying to set it up on his computer, you are using your user_name/email to log in and not the alias/email?
BTW, as an FYI, it seems that Gmail's SMTP server ignores what you put down as your email address (i.e. [email protected]) and tags all outgoing emails' From field as being [email protected] . By that, I mean if even if your have Winmail set up to say that you are [email protected], Gmail will change it and the person receiving your email will see that it is from [email protected].
Sorry, kind of difficult to explain clearly, but if you ever manage to get the alias going in Winmail, send a message from the alias to one of your accounts and see for yourself what it says in the From field.
telusdetective
6 years agoHelpful Neighbour
BTW #2, why not get your husband his own Telus email account instead of an alias? You're allowed at least five separate accounts (can't remember the exact number).
- telusdetective6 years agoHelpful Neighbour
Some people have claimed that changing your Gmail settings to allow less secure apps worked for them.
https://support.google.com/mail/thread/4646076I'm using Winmail in Win7, and that's what I had to do. I thought that Live Mail didn't require this, but maybe it does.
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