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knowall | 21:14 Wed 28th Jan 2009 | Computers
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One of my friends frequently accuses me of not replying to his e mails when I have done. I always reply by pressing the 'reply' button in MS Outlook. But closer examination of my sent box revealed that instead of replying to his correct e mail address, it misses out one of the letters (one of the 'l's in 'phillips'. I am at a loss to understand how this happens as surely the reply system is set up to reply to the senders e mail address exactly � not just decide it likes to spell Phillips with one 'l'! Is this the fault of my system or his....does anybody have any ideas � and what can be done to sort it out � all replies gratefully appreciated thanks!
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It could be his fault as you can specify the return email address to be different from the sending address and he may have spelled it wrong at his end.
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yes i had the same problem once and the problem was at their end ..
Assuming that your friend uses Outlook Express, he should do the following:
Click Tools/Accounts
On the Mail Tab, double-click his e-mail account
On the General tab, check that his e-mail address is correct in the sections "E-mail address" and "Reply address"

In the meantime, you can send him the existing mails, by clicking "Forward", and manually typing his correct address into the "To" field.
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his e mail address is a yahoo.co.uk address....any advice what to do with that? Thanks for all the replies

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