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Changing the From

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Nevo - 30 Mar 2005 06:12 GMT
How do I change the From value in an email using VBScript?
Will this generate a security prompt?
I am trying to clear the default value out, with programming.
Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] - 30 Mar 2005 12:04 GMT
Why do you want to clear the default value out?

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> How do I change the From value in an email using VBScript?
> Will this generate a security prompt?
> I am trying to clear the default value out, with programming.
Ron Neville - 30 Mar 2005 16:36 GMT
I have created a survey form.  The Reply action opens the form also to
avoid prompts.  The Sender opens the form in an input state and their
From is a secondary approved email address.  The form has the alternate
Address set as the Initial Value for From.  The form opens in a
different state for the recipient.  The From box is hidden and a Cc box
becomes visible in place of it.  The alternate senders From address is
not correct for the recipient so I want to clear it out.  My use of
?default? was misleading.  I should have said I want to clear the
Initial Value.
 
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