Windows 10: Default 'send as' email address

Staff have their own email address (name@) and 'send as' permissions for another one (info@).

Is it possible to set a default send as address so the employees don't accidentally email from their own account when i'd prefer them to use info@ by default? I see when you're replying to an existing email it automatically uses the correct email address but I worry about brand new emails that are created.

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Outlook.com Default "From" address and Windows 10 Mobile email app

I have a problem with sending email from Windows 10 Mobile mail app. On my Microsoft account, I have an @outlook.com email address set as my primary alias, but I have an @gmail.com email address set as my default "From" address in the settings under "Your
email accounts." It is my understanding that with this setup all emails I send from my Outlook.com account will be from the @gmail.com alias, whether I send it from the Outlook.com website, my Windows 10 PC mail app, or from my Windows 10 Mobile phone mail
app.

The problem is, the Windows 10 Mobile email app is not using the alias that I set as the default "From" address. It is currently using the primary alias, no matter what I set as the default "From" address. I even tried changing my default alias to the @gmail.com
alias, but that totally messed up the syncing of my Windows 10 Mobile email app, until I reset the primary alias back to the @outlook.com alias.

Additionally, the Windows 10 Mobile email app is displaying a deleted alias in the "From" field of new emails, although it does not actually send the email from that alias.

Since the current email app is crippled by not being able to specify the alias you want to send from, it is particularly important that it be able to properly send from the alias specified in Outlook.com as the default "From" address.

 

Email on WindowsPhone change who its from/which alias?

The Default "From" address will be used when emails are sent using a device or email program.

To send using a different address when using a phone or email program, you have to login and change the Default "From" address. In your case the primary alias is also the Default "From" address.

Consolidating only works well if you login using a browser or use the Windows 8 Mail app.