> I should clarify some more. The following items are now checked under
> the Advanced tab for my John Smith user:
>
> The user name with these permissions is Jane Doe
> Send As
> Read Account Restrictions
> Read General Information
> Read Group Membership
> Read Logon Information
> Read Personal Information
> Read Phone and Mail Options
> Read Public Information
> Read Remote Access Information
> Read Web Information
>
> On Jun 5, 9:49 am, AaronS <aaronste...[ at ]gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Thank you for the reply. I have made this change in Exchange. Is there
> > anything else I need to check besides "Send As" permissions? When I
> > attempt to send the message now it gives me an error saying, "You do
> > not have permission to send to this recipient. For assistance..."
>
> > I have attempted to send to multiple addresses at multiple domains
> > including our own.
>
> > Regards,
>
> > Aaron
>
> > On Jun 5, 9:21 am, stephen <step...[ at ]nospam.nodomain> wrote:
>
> > > AaronS wrote:
> > > > I want Jane Doe to send email on behalf of John Smith, but I want the
> > > > "From" section to show only John Smith's name and not "John Smith on
> > > > behalf of Jane Doe".
>
> > > > In Exchange '03 I have go to the user, Exchange General, and given the
> > > > person I want permission to "Send on Behalf". However, whenever a
> > > > message is sent by Jane Doe it says "From: John Smith on behalf of
> > > > Jane Doe". How did you send a message from your secondary user and
> > > > have it only show your primary users email address and NOT **** on
> > > > behalf of *****?
>
> > > Grant them "Send As" permissions in AD U&Cs security tab (advanced view on).
>
> > > -- stephen