Mail from my own domain

I’m a newbie to the IPhone and also Mail on the Mac. For years now, I’ve just been using the Yahoo Mail web interface. I’m a ‘Plus’ subscriber, so I can use the web interface to send emails so that they appear to come from ‘[email protected]’.
From what I understand, using the MAIL application, mails will appear to be sent from Yahoo.
1. Is there a way of sending emails from ‘[email protected]’.
2. Is there a way of permanently changing the “Reply To” field within the MAIL application?
Thanks
Brad

It works for me! I use five different email addresses, with a variety of domain names including two I own, one from my ISP, one Bigfoot and one using the domain name of a company I do work for. All the outgoing messages appear with the appropriate 'From' email address. All replies come to dedicated inboxes on my ISP account according to where they were sent from, except that replies to the 'company' address (the last one on the list above) go to that company before being forwarded to me.
All are IMAP accounts.
The only slight difficulty is in trying to send when roaming away from my own internet connection, when some ISPs won't allow sending and showing a different 'From' address. Using an authenticated smtp server seems to fix that, although my ISP says it can't be done!?
I put all the information in the usual 'Accounts' section of the mail preferences and it just seemed to work. The settings have replicated across to my laptop and iPhone as well without a problem. Keep trying!

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I'm thinking of changing my broadband to BT infinity.
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