Once done, click on Send/Receive again and choose 'Work Online'. Tool, and it edits all the email in the outbox to attach the item desired. For me, I also needed to include an attachment, so I used the Outlook Mail Merge Attachment ( )

Next, import the email list into contacts, and do the mail merge. Nobody was able to offer any suggestions from any of the forums I went to, so perhaps these solutions should be disseminated through the forums for others to benefit. This was a huge undertaking for me, and I have been researching this for TWO days. Now click the Send/Receive All Folders button and you're done. For me, I also needed to include an attachment, so I used the Outlook Mail Merge Attachment ( ) tool, and it editsĪll the email in the outbox to attach the item desired. Close Outlook and reopen, when it asks which profile, choose the preferred one, then click on the Send/Receive tab and choose 'Work Offline'.

(using the preferred email address)from Control Panel, Mail, then choose the selection to prompt for profile. To use a different email account than the main one, create a new profile

Well, it looks like I have found another 'work around', this time to solve the email account problem (I was also able to solve the attachment problem in another thread).

Two email accounts in outlook 2010