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Thanks so much, Diane. I was already set up the way you described it. But, what I didn't know was that the recipient sees my name and not my e-mail address. That solves my problem, which turned out not to be a problem at all.

I've been attempting to get my name to appear as the sender and not my e-mail address on outgoing e-mails I've sent. I have Outlook 365 on an IMAP server. I've attempted all the usual procedures via the File>Account Settings>Account Name and Sync Settings>IMAP Account Settings>General...

Will someone please help me with this issue? I posted this a week ago and still haven't received a response. I would very much appreciate it. Terry Sullivan

I've been attempting to get my name to appear as the sender and not my e-mail address on outgoing e-mails I've sent. I have Outlook 365 on an IMAP server. I've attempted all the usual procedures via the File>Account Settings>Account Name and Sync Settings>IMAP Account Settings>General...

I guess you can thank Google for that informative error message. I don't know what the breakoff number would be, but, yes, an e-mail sent to a much smaller number of recipients will go through. I've been sending e-mails to this group since 1995, mostly via Outlook, and have only started having...

Hi Diane, I mean the distribution/contact list. Below is an example of one of the 70 kickback e-mails I received and why they were undeliverable. Message blocked Your message to . . . . . . . . . . . has been blocked. See technical details below for more information LEARN MORE...

Any e-mails I send using an Outlook group box are resulting in kickback "undeliverable" error messages from all 70 members of said Outlook group box. I use Gmail via POP/SMTP in Outlook 365. This problem has recently come back to haunt me after several months of working properly. Before that, I...

Thanks for your help. I'll call AT&T Support to find out what settings I need for IMAP.

My Outlook is POP3 while my phone is IMAP. So how do I change my Outlook from POP to IMAP? Delete the account and start over by substituting IMAP where POP used to be?

I recently purchased a netbook with a Windows 8 (Standard) 64 bit OS and Office Home & Business 2013. Since installing Outlook 2013, my smart phone hasn't been deleting e-mails that have previously been deleted in Outlook. If I go to the internet version of my att.net e-mail account, however...