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Hi,
I used the Outlook object in my VB.NET code to send email. Everything works fine except that it must use a specific Outlook profile to send the email instead of the one owns by the user. I added another profile to the user's Outlook and instructed the user to open up that profile before they use the Send function. The user keeps on forgetting to do that and returning email sits in her Inbox instead of the other Inbox where the whole section have access to it. Is there a way to programmatically use a specific profile to send email whether without having to open it in Outlook first? Thanks for you help in advance. |
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