Sending Emails with Diffrent acounts

M

Markus

Hallo

I hope some one can help me i have a few databases and they send emails and
my problem is that they all use the same email account but i want some of
them to use a different account. Is it possible if yes how at the moment im
using the sendobject which uses the account setup in outlook but like i said
i need to use multiple account.

Regards
Markus
 
D

Dennis

IIRC, SendObject is using MS Exchange. If you want to send via other
accounts, whoever manages the Exchange server will need to set you up with
permission to "send on behalf of". Then you can do what you asked.
 
M

Markus

I had a look into that but i did not find a way how you can "send on behalf
of" using sendobject

Regard
Markus
 
T

Tony Toews [MVP]

Markus said:
I had a look into that but i did not find a way how you can "send on behalf
of" using sendobject

You will have to use VBA code automating Outlook.

Tony
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M

Markus

Thank you Tony do you know how to do it with VBA since i have no idea

Regards
Markus
 
T

Tony Toews [MVP]

Markus said:
Thank you Tony do you know how to do it with VBA since i have no idea

See the Outlook specific links at the Access Email FAQ at my website.
http://www.granite.ab.ca/access/email/outlook.htm

Unfortunately you're going to have to do some research on exactly how
to use someone elses return email address. IIRC that is using
someone else profile but I sure could be wrong.

Tony
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