Windows 10: Can't respond to emails which have been sent to me. When I try, I get the Microsoft Warning...

Can't respond to emails which have been sent to me. When I try, I get the Microsoft Warning "Your Organization's Polices are preventing this action"* Moved from Community Center

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Tailoring Emails Sent to Multiple Contacts

Hello.

I want to send emails to multiple contacts, separated by the ; of course, but if an individual replies, that reply would only be seen by me, the original sender.

You see, I sent an email to multiple contacts and the replies were meant for me only - not for reading by the whole contact list I sent the email to. You follow?

It is rather redundant to re-type/send individual emails saying the same thing to many contacts to get individual responses.

Let's say, for example, I sent out a performance questionnaire to many contacts. I want the contacts to reply without the other contacts knowing what their responses are.

Nothing 'shady' mind you. Just want contacts to freely express their opinions/suggestions/recommendations/help.

Thanks for your input!

 

Saving sent emails

I received an email from Microsoft stating that changes would be made to my outlook account, and I wouldn't be able to receive my outlook emails in the Windows Live 2011 (not Windows Live Essentials 2011, unless they are the same.) that I currently use.

Microsoft suggested switching to the Windows 10 email that is accessed via the tiles from the Start menu. I logged in using my outlook email account, so I receive emails there just fine.

But, I also added the Comcast email--the other email account to which I was referring-- to the Windows 10 email. I can send the emails okay, but the system does not save the Comcast "sent" emails. When I open the "sent" folder, I get a sign stating
that there are no files, but the emails do get sent.

However, I did restart the computer as you suggested, and I do seem to be getting the sent emails, but they don't show up right away. I have to wait on them. Still, that is an improvement.

The Microsoft email also suggested that Windows Live Mail 2012 users could install an update to continue sending and receiving outlook email in that account.

Can I use that update, even though I have Windows Live 2011?

If not, perhaps the problem has been solved by the restart. I would prefer a way to get the sent emails in the Comcast account to show up right away, but maybe that will happen as time goes by.

Please respond and let me know if downloading the update for 2012 will work for me even though I have the 2011 version.

 

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