What is the "reply-to address" in the email config...

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Since I failed miserably to get gmail working via POP3 on my 6280 (apparently because this handset does not support SSL on POP3 (which gmail requires) only TCP/IP, although neither vodafone or nokia cust serv could tell me this), I have resorted to using the somewhat clunky workaround of forwarding my gmail to my email account given by my service provider (vodafone).
So, I have set this up to work through POP3 and it does (!). But when I reply to messages (that have been forwarded from gmail) the reply comes from the @vodafone.net address.
And now (ta-daaa) my question. There is a setting in the mial configurations on the 6280 called "Reply-to address". I was (probably optimistically) hoping that this would enable me to send messages with a different 'reply to' address than the vodafone account it is actually coming from.
Well, upshot is its not working, can anyone tell me what this setting is actually for? THe user guide is ambiguous fpor this field, simply stating "..the email address to which you want the replies to be sent".
(I knew I should have gone for the n70)

You don´t have to insert your e-mail adress in this field, if you don´t want to have the e-mail back to some other adress (that is the only purpose of this setting - just like in Outlook)
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Just called him. He's not at computer and said it works fine from his phone. Makes me think it's something with his email, not mine. However, he replied to a message earlier and it went to the right email address with no bouncing. When I pointed that out, he said he never sent it there. He says he deleted the original reply to address and type in my other account, yet it still went to the one he deleted out. If this were anyone else, I would tell them their doing it wrong, but this guy is very tech savvy. I'm waiting to get a call back and will test some more.

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http://i490.photobucket.com/albums/rr270/SukarUDL/BasicSetup.png
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