On Wed, 15 Jan 2003, James Williams wrote:

> It is standard business practice to have a reply email to you dev team
> and customers and other known people when you send email.  Most of the
> time it is a two way message, hence the efficiency of just hitting
> reply.

If you do not set a Reply-To email address in your mail client, hitting
the reply button (or key) will reply to the From: addres.  The only time
one actually needs a Reply-To address set is when one wishes replies to go
to an email address different from the one used to send the original
message.

In other words, your email address is the default Reply-To address.

Dale
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