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Another Way
I have more than 12 email accounts, each one for a different client or purpose, but I receive and send all of them under just one user identity in Entourage. This means I never have to switch between identities. Upon "send and receive all", mail which comes through the various addresses (plus many one-time addresses I use for registering and tracking sources of spam) is sorted by sender or recipient to the appropriate folders, many of which are shared between the different email "hats" that I wear (so, for examples, email receipts from a vendor I use for several clients can be saved together). Another advantage is this: many of the locations to which I bring my laptop everyday have SMTP limitations that may prevent me from using an outside SMTP server, or vice versa, certain SMTP servers for certain of my accounts will not let me send mail unless I am attached to that specific network. Having all of my accounts in one identity allows me to swap SMTP servers on the fly and, using custom Reply-To headers and other tricks, making it look like my messages are still coming from the right server (except, of course, to the savvy user who looks at the headers). I have several dummy accounts set up in my Entourage identity solely for sending mail through certain servers when I am in a bind. Works pretty well. Finally, one more small plus: Mail that goes to accounts I use regularly will be received in a timely fashion. I don't have to remembers to check those hardly used accounts, where mail my otherwise sit for weeks or even expire because I neglected it. |
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