[hwangeruk]

In WP7.x when I reply to mails sent to an alias, it mails from my primary account (aggh)
Have they changed this in WP8? Seems stupid even in WP7.x that replies don't come from the alias address they were sent to!

[derDaniel]

I would also like to know if there is such an options.
I have multiple alias which are very important to me.

But I can only send from my standart @hotmail name.

[hwangeruk]

anyone?

[philpeeps]

Outlook.com alias options updated

[Kebero]

I have a default @live.com account and an @outlook.com alias. Currently, the only way (with outlook.com and WP, at least) to send email from that alias is via the web interface.

[Gorki247]

I have a default @live.com account and an @outlook.com alias. Currently, the only way (with outlook.com and WP, at least) to send email from that alias is via the web interface.

On outlook.com you can now change the default From address to your alias. That way, any mail you sent from your outlook account will be sent from the alias; even on your devices.

The disadvantage is that you won't be able to sent any mail from your main address any more, so it's not a solution for people who want to switch between addresses - you have to choose one address. However if your goal is to sent messages from your alias and use your main account as a login ID only, it works perfect.

[hwangeruk]

Nah, that's not what we want.
I want the reply to an email, to come from the alias address it was sent to.

Or.. pick the alias I want to send from when I create the email.
You can do all of this in the web interface.

[poken1151]

I've been searching for this too. There's a setting in Gmail, and subsequently the app on Android, that lets me reply from whichever email was the reciever.

All my emails were forwarded to gmail, and so all were aliases. So when an email was received from A at B and I hit reply, it'd automatically reply from A (though it's sent from B). Is there a way to do this in Outlook or the native app? I'm still searching, but would be great however.

[derDaniel]

Nah, that's not what we want.
I want the reply to an email, to come from the alias address it was sent to.

Or.. pick the alias I want to send from when I create the email.
You can do all of this in the web interface.

Yeah, that's what we want :) !