All - Thanks for the support. Solution to my problem was revealed in a matter of minutes: When you set up an email account, instead of entering a single email address, enter multiple email addresses separated by commas. All of the addresses will be listed in the account popup menu when you compose a message. I thought I'd have to resort to some exotic Unix command line hacking at the Terminal prompt. By the way, this info/technique is not listed in the Mail Help file. Imagine that! I had no idea I could do this. I thought I had to configure a separate account for each email address. Fantastic! I am now able to use all my various email From/Reply-To: addresses with no problems at all. As a matter of fact, this solved another problem I was having with gpg encryption. I used to have encryption capabilities with a single email address. Now encryption capabilities are available with every email address configured for that account! - Robert On Saturday, Dec 7, 2002, at 13:18 America/Denver, Robert L. Vaessen wrote: > All - > I would like to be able to compose and send an email using a > From/Reply-to address that is different from any other email account, > yet has the same incoming/outgoing server settings as other accounts. > I have some email addresses that are forwarding addresses only. Mail > to those addresses show up in a standard POP configured email account. > - Robert