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Introduction
EASendMail is a SMTP component which supports all operations of SMTP/ESMTP protocols (RFC 821, RFC 822, RFC 2554). This tutorial covers everything of sending email with EASendMail in VB6.
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Hi guys, Is there any way you can change the sender name? I tried using: osmtp.FromAddr = "JustNameNoEmailAddress" but it doesn't send the mail, and when I looked on Outlook, the email message is saved in the Drafts Folder. (I'm using EWS) Thanks!
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markariels wrote: Hi guys, Is there any way you can change the sender name? I tried using: osmtp.FromAddr = "JustNameNoEmailAddress" but it doesn't send the mail, and when I looked on Outlook, the email message is saved in the Drafts Folder. (I'm using EWS) Thanks!
Hi, You should use
oSmtp.From = "your name"
oSmtp.FromAddr = "your address"
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ivan wrote: Hi, You should use oSmtp.From = "your name" oSmtp.FromAddr = "your address"
Tried this as well (in which it successfully send the mail) but it will not change the sender's name once I read the message from Recipient's end.
Thanks anyway...
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markariels wrote: ivan wrote: Hi, You should use oSmtp.From = "your name" oSmtp.FromAddr = "your address"
Tried this as well (in which it successfully send the mail) but it will not change the sender's name once I read the message from Recipient's end.
Thanks anyway...
Hi, I just did a test. I am sorry to say it is a Exchange EWS limit, the sender name will be changed to the display name in AD automatically no matter you set other name in mail header.
So you have to change your display name in your Exchange Active Directory manually.
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Yeah, that's what I thought! Thanks...
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Hi, Can you please let me know how to add multiple recipients in oSmtp.AddRecipientEx "support@emailarchitect.net", 0 I have list extracted from excel columns and stored in a variable, I would like to send the emails by using that variable. Please advise. Thank you!
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Originally Posted by: kkk Hi, Can you please let me know how to add multiple recipients in oSmtp.AddRecipientEx "support@emailarchitect.net", 0 I have list extracted from excel columns and stored in a variable, I would like to send the emails by using that variable. Please advise. Thank you!
You can run this method multiple times to add multiple addresses.
oSmtp.AddRecipientEx "support0@emailarchitect.net", 0
oSmtp.AddRecipientEx "support1@emailarchitect.net", 0
and ...
you can also add multiple recipients like this:
oSmtp.AddRecipientEx "support0@emailarchitect.net,
support1@emailarchitect.net ", 0
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Hi,
I am trying to run the below script on
SQL Server 2012 query analyzer that creates
'EASendMailObj.Mail' object using
'sp_OACreate' , but getting:
'-2147221005': 'Invalid class string' error.
Could you please look into this?
Script: DECLARE @hr int
DECLARE @oSmtp int
DECLARE @result int
DECLARE @description nvarchar(255)
EXEC @hr = sp_OACreate 'EASendMailObj.Mail',@oSmtp OUT
print @hr
If @hr <> 0
BEGIN
EXEC @hr = sp_OAGetErrorInfo @oSmtp, NULL, @description OUT
IF @hr = 0
BEGIN
PRINT @description
END
RETURN
End
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Originally Posted by: smuchakurti Hi, I am trying to run the below script on SQL Server 2012 query analyzer that creates 'EASendMailObj.Mail' object using 'sp_OACreate' , but getting: '-2147221005': 'Invalid class string' error. Could you please look into this?Script: DECLARE @hr int DECLARE @oSmtp int DECLARE @result int DECLARE @description nvarchar(255) EXEC @hr = sp_OACreate 'EASendMailObj.Mail',@oSmtp OUT print @hr If @hr <> 0 BEGIN EXEC @hr = sp_OAGetErrorInfo @oSmtp, NULL, @description OUT IF @hr = 0 BEGIN PRINT @description END RETURN End
It seems that you didn't install EASendMail on the SQL server.
If SQL server is running on a remote server, you should install it on remote server as well.
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