Have Outlook 2013 and wish to take my name off ALL outgoing emails

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  bonezAU on 21/05/2014 - 18:19

  You may have a corrupt Outlook profile. You could try closing Outlook then going into Control Panel / Mail and creating a new one. Set it all up from scratch. Change the new profile to the default when starting Outlook then click OK.

  Start Outlook again.

  If you can't see the Mail icon in control panel, change the view to "Small icons"

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  anna10 on 21/05/2014 - 20:10

  Thanks bonezAU, I'll go through all this w' my installing person and start again. Cheers

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  epicaricacy on 22/05/2014 - 21:35

  You're never going to be anonymous, they will always at least see the sending email address.

  The only reason u would want to send anonymous emails is to do something nefarious, thus I suggest people don't help you!

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  anna10 on 22/05/2014 - 21:42

  What a silly comment. Haven't you heard of internet security. My name is not for all and sundry to see. My email address is. Go away.

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  epicaricacy on 22/05/2014 - 21:54

  You - "Hello, I'm contacting you to seek some information. No, I'm not telling you who I am"
  Me - "what a silly thing to do. Go away"

  You - "Hi, how's it going. Just wanted to check you were still OK with that thing"
  Me - "who are you? Go away"

  You - "ok, got your email,, that sounds great"
  Me - " ok wifey, make sure you're naked when I get home then"

  If you were worried about internet security, you wouldn't;
  A) be using Outlook
  B) use what seems to be your main email address for things where you don't want people to know who to are.

  you do know your IP address will be in the email header from all email you send for your computer?
  If you want to send anonymous emails (generally known as spam, or possibly for trolling reasons ) sign up for a hotmail/yahoo/gmail.

  You could also use a nickname in the From section. such as Hackerz Anonymous. Then nobody will dare try and find out who you are