SMTP Bug in Mail using Gmail?

I have numerous gmail accounts set up in Mail and I've noticed some strange behavior since installing ML. In Lion, I could click the reply button and the message would automatically be sent from the address the sender had initially sent it to.
Now I've noticed since ML, I have to make sure to verify that the SMTP is the same as the account I'm sending from or else it will be sent from another gmail account besides the one the message was originally sent to. I went into the account settings and made adjustments for every single gmail account and selected the same SMTP server as the selected account and checked the "use only this server box".
I sent several messages to someone earlier from the default account I normally use to correspond with them (let's call it gmail A) and when that person responded it went to the gmail account that somehow ML now thinks is the default account (gmail B) although I have Mail set up to "send new messages from the account of selected mailbox."
I noticed before I made the changes that the SMTP for all of the gmail accounts showed "Gmail (Offline)" which made me think that it was defaulting to any gmail account Mail could make a connection to, even though the following was the case:
I verified that went I sent the message that it was from the exact account I wanted it to be sent from (gmail A) and it is listed in "sent mail" as being sent from the desired account (gmail A) but the response came to gmail B and it showed that I'd originally sent it from gmail B, even though sent shows I sent it from gmail A.
I find it perplexing that Mail doesn't seem to stick to the same account like before and I do not want people to be receiving mail from me using that one particular address because I infrequently use that account. I guess the only option is to disable it in Mail so that it's not active and be forced to access it on the Gmail site itself?
I'm thinking there is some kind of buggy behavior with Mail in ML and wondered if others are seeing something similar?
Just to make sure that I've made myself clear, this is what I am trying to say:
In other words, before ML, if I sent a message using Mail to someone from gmail acct X, their response would come back to me at X. Now after ML, Mail will send gmail from Y or one of the other gmail numerous accounts I have, even though I have X selected in the inbox. After making adjustments to attempt to "force" gmail X to use SMTP server X, I have noticed that an outgoing message was sent from X but the reply came back to Y.
I'm just curious if anyone else has managed to fix a similar problem?

I guess I wasn't hallucinating since an article was just written about this very issue:
http://www.mcelhearn.com/2012/08/02/bug-in-mountain-lion-mail-sends-replies-usin g-incorrect-accounts/
[quote]
I’m on a few e-mail mailing lists, and I’ve noticed that Mail, in OS X 10.8, has been doing something odd. Generally, if you have multiple e-mail accounts, when you reply to a message, your reply uses the same account the message was sent to. But I’ve been finding that Mail does not correctly choose the account, and have seen a number of messages bouncing because the selected account is not a member of the mailing lists.
[/quote]

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I am running OS10.6.8 and have a mail box duplication. I use gmail and when I open my mail I have both the Apple Mail and another set of boxes for Gmail. Both get all mail and when I delete from one, it deletes from the other. How can I get rid of the dup

I am running OS10.6.8 and have a mail box duplication. I use gmail and when I open my mail I have both the Apple Mail and another set of boxes for Gmail. Both get all mail and when I delete from one, it deletes from the other. How can I get rid of the dup

Hi,
According to your descriptioin, I don't think this is system problem, it should be Intel driver problem. It would be contact Intel to confirm this issue whether this is their driver problem.
Roger Lu
TechNet Community Support

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Answer:
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I notice that it's possible to have sticky posts in these forums. See
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the Concurrency forum for an example. Posting a link to the FAQ in a sticky post might reduce the number of FAQs asked here by maybe 1%? Or posts like this one might do well as a sticky?

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