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Sometimes, on Replies, TB uses the wrong "From" address.

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I use TB for 8 email accounts. I receive most mail with my 'main' account, and sometimes when I Reply to a message it shows as being sent from my 'work' account. They're both POP accounts, and neither is Gmail.

I usually catch and stop it when I click 'Send', and I can change it by clicking the From line and selecting the correct address.

I use TB for 8 email accounts. I receive most mail with my 'main' account, and sometimes when I Reply to a message it shows as being sent from my 'work' account. They're both POP accounts, and neither is Gmail. I usually catch and stop it when I click 'Send', and I can change it by clicking the From line and selecting the correct address.

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Normally it should reply from the same account where you once received it.

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I'm aware that it should reply from the same account where you once received it.

Most of the time it does, but often times a Reply comes up with the wrong 'From' address in it. As I mentioned, when it happens i usually catch it and can change it. But it is a problem I'd like fixed.

When it happens, I make sure which account the message came in on, and will hit Reply more than once to see that it repeats the problem and it always does.

Please. I'd like a response that will help me. No offense, Gnospen, but your post is worthless - it provides no answer. I've posted some questions here that have had replies to without any solutions, and I'd prefer not see that.

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My worthless answer was just to eliminate the handlers misunderstanding of how it should work. I would like some insight into the difference between functional and not functional mail. I can't reproduce it.