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Hi all,
I am writing a script that will send out an email to multiple people with the same body, subject ect. However I wanted to send out individual emails to each address. Since this is going to be hundreds of emails I thought it would be easier with a script. The only problem is is that the SenderName and SenderEmailAddress is my email address, when I want it to be the one of my company's default address. This is viewable in the header of the email, so I don't want anyone seeing my personal email address. I would like to do: MyItem.SenderName = "Company Name" MyItem.SenderEmailAddress = " However Outlook complains that these are read-only fields. Is there anyway around this? I would do this on my work computer, but they don't have Outlook there. Any ideas on a workaround to maybe strip off my personal SenderName and SenderEmailAddress would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance. -Stu |
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