Set <Reply-to> header to something different than sender when usingOutlook to send mail from Excel.

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Dag Sunde

I'm sending mail from an Excel macro, where I use the current Outlook
session to send mail.
Is it possible to set the <Reply-to> header to something else than the
"current" sender when sending the mail?

So that when the user hits his/hers "Reply" button, the mail will go
to the Reply-to, and not the sender?

TIA...
 
Get the MailItem.ReplyRecipients collection and add whatever Recipients you
want, and remove any Recipients you don't want.
 
Get the MailItem.ReplyRecipients collection and add whatever Recipients you
want, and remove any Recipients you don't want.









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Thanks a lot!

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