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i have several email accounts and would like to use the "mailto" which I know
how to use to send from a webpage but i'd like for it to use a specific mailbox in the "From" field. Have tried " but it will not populate it. How do I get that specific mail address to appear? |
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The mailto protocol has no attribute for setting the sender of a message.
-- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "Marcos" wrote in message ... i have several email accounts and would like to use the "mailto" which I know how to use to send from a webpage but i'd like for it to use a specific mailbox in the "From" field. Have tried " but it will not populate it. How do I get that specific mail address to appear? |
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As stated below you cannot set the FROM attribute in a mailto: HTML command,
however there are other attributes that you can set to fool it - or in your case if your using outlook for your mail client you can set it up to filter the e-mail for its source. I would suggest setting the SUBJECT: attribute or BODY: attribute in the mailto: option so that for example: a ?cc=someone@Your &subject=Ship ping%20Information%20Request&body=Please%20tell%20 me%20if%20my%20order%20has%20shipped!"SHIPPING REQUEST/a In this case the when the person click on the link the subject field would be auto populated with "Shipping Information request" and in the body the text "Please tell me if my order has shipped!" would be auto populated: In this way you could pre set the subject field to read then set a rule in outlook to direct all mail recieved with that subject field to route the mail to whatever folder you want. Hope this helps "Marcos" wrote: i have several email accounts and would like to use the "mailto" which I know how to use to send from a webpage but i'd like for it to use a specific mailbox in the "From" field. Have tried " but it will not populate it. How do I get that specific mail address to appear? |
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