HT1277 I want to set up my email composition with a default me@alumni.myschool.edu address that is different from my ISP.  How do I configure?  Command line OK with me.

Hi everyone,
I want to set up my email composition with a default [email protected] address in the "Reply-to" field that is different from my ISP.  How do I configure mail to set this default? 
I have looked through the help and fail to see an option in the Preferences -> Compose window. 
I am OK with UNIX Command line tasks if that is the only way to set this default.
Basically I have an alumni email redirection service, which is an address that never changes, even if I change ISP.  That way all my friends can use it an never change.  However, they tend to use whatever ISP address is, not what I have asked them to use. 
I want to force emails I send to default to my alumni address when my friends reply, not my ISP address.  I want control over this.

Confused Once Again wrote:
I want to set up my email composition with a default [email protected] address in the "Reply-to" field that is different from my ISP.  How do I configure mail to set this default? 
Email preferences --> select Account --> Account Information tab --> Email address.
The Email address setting supplies the "from" mail address in a sent email for that account.
I  been doing this for years (well in Eudora but it works in Mail too) since my return address is a mail forwarding service.  That lets me switch ISP's and no one is ever the wiser.  I just change the forwarding service "pointer" to point to my new ISP.  But everyone else see sees the same "from" address as it's always been.

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