To send to Internet mail to someone without adding @domain.com

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	Some mail programs allow you to set a default domain for e-mail. This lets you send to someone in that domain by specifying only the name portion of the address, not the full name@domain.com SMTP address. Outlook, Exchange and Windows Messaging do not support this feature directly. Here is a workaround: Enter the address in the To box as [SMTP:accountname], being sure to include the brackets. The "SMTP" tells Outlook that it's an Internet address. It will try to deliver it to the "accountname" account on your own SMTP server.

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