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Joel Wiseheart
I have an application that uses the Access 97 SendObject
command to send e-mail. It works great, except for one
problem...
The "From:" address is the e-mail address of whoever has
that database open at the time (For instance, if Todd has
the DB open, the e-mail says it's from Todd, if Jane has
it open, it says it's from Jane, etc.) From what I can
tell, the SendObject arguements do not include a "From:"
value.
The name of the database is MRRDB. I would like
the "From:" address to read "From: (e-mail address removed)",
or something like that, instead of "From:
(e-mail address removed)" or "From: (e-mail address removed)". I
have an MRRDB mailbox on our Exchange server. How do I
tell the Access database to send e-mail from that mailbox?
This address will also be set up to send only.
Thanks!
command to send e-mail. It works great, except for one
problem...
The "From:" address is the e-mail address of whoever has
that database open at the time (For instance, if Todd has
the DB open, the e-mail says it's from Todd, if Jane has
it open, it says it's from Jane, etc.) From what I can
tell, the SendObject arguements do not include a "From:"
value.
The name of the database is MRRDB. I would like
the "From:" address to read "From: (e-mail address removed)",
or something like that, instead of "From:
(e-mail address removed)" or "From: (e-mail address removed)". I
have an MRRDB mailbox on our Exchange server. How do I
tell the Access database to send e-mail from that mailbox?
This address will also be set up to send only.
Thanks!