How do I change email address of sender when I mail out of word?

When I mail out of Word to a mail recepient one of the email addresses on my ISP list of email addresses appears next to my name and is read by the recepient. I want another email address on my ISP list to appear next to my name when mailing documents out of Word. How can I make this switch?

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I did some investigating and discovered a .NET method (framework 1.1) that
bypasses Outlook altogether, as long as you can know the address of your
SMTP server. Takes one reference and two lines of code. Sweet.

'First add a reference to System.Web

System.Web.Mail.SmtpMail.SmtpServer = "SMTP Server Name"

System.Web.Mail.SmtpMail.Send(from:="SteveLang@tra sh.net",
", subject:="Test", messagetext:="This be the
body.")

Steve



"Steve Lang" wrote in message
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hi Brian,

Creating a VB application or - even better - customizing Word to do this
(notwithstanding the possible caveat noted below) is relatively simple.
Create a reference to the Outlook object model and add some code of this
natu

Set myOutlook = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")
Set myNameSpace = myOutlook.GetNamespace("MAPI")
Set myItem = myOutlook.CreateItem(olMailItem)
With myItem
.To = strTo 'this would be your judge e-mail address
.Subject = strDocName 'the name of the file to attach
.Body = strMsg 'whatever you want it to be
.Attachments.Add strDocPath & strDocName 'the full name and
path
to the document
.Send
End With
Set myOutlook = Nothing
Set myNameSpace = Nothing
Set myItem = Nothing

The watching aspect can be handled with a timer control and a directory
reference in VB or you could have the e-mail automatically be sent when
the
document is closed. Then when the Outlook warning appears, you would just
need to click "Yes" when you are closing the file.


***CAVEAT***
AFAIK, each time an outside application touches Outlook to generate an
e-mail, the user needs to authenticate that action to be a valid one. This
was put into effect to reduce the ability of worms and viruses to
propagate
themselves silently through a user's address book. I don't believe this
can
be worked around.

HTH and have a great day!

Steve
--
Stephen Lang
Legislative Counsel Bureau
Carson City, NV
GMT+8
slang at lcb dot state dot nv dot us



"BSimpson" bsimpson[(at)]ch13cleve[(DOT)]com wrote in message
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I'm looking for a solution to a kinda odd Word document-handling
problem.

I work in a lawfirm that generates large amounts of documents that are
filed
to 1 of 3 different judges for further handling by their staff.

Any given document will go to 1 judge *only* - based upon which court
the
case is filed in.

The generation of the documents is NOT the issue.

The problem is, I have to email them to the appropriate judge with only
ONE
document attached to each email. When dealing with only a couple of
documents, this isn't a problem, but I generate dozens at a time, and
doing
the "right-click, send-to, mail recipient, type the address or select
it
from the address book, Enter" routine gets to be verrrrrrry tedious and
is
a tremendous waste of time.

If it'd help, I *can* move the individual documents to separate folders,
1
for each judge.

The solution could be one of several different ideas:

1. A stand-alone program that would "watch" the specific folder/s for
documents being moved into them, and would then automatically send each
document attached to an individual email (remember: 1-at-a-time), and
preferably move the document files to a "storage" folder after
processing,
or

2. An Outlook 2000 add-in that'd do the same thing, or

3. A Word 2000 macro (or add-in??) that'd do the same thing.

The first two methods would, I'm guessing, be faster, as Word would not
even
need to be running, whereas the 3rd method would (I'm guessing again)
entail
Word stepping through the folder/s containing the to-be-mailed items one
at
a time, emulating the "file, send to, mail recipient, get address from
the
Outlook address book - or maybe from an embedded Word merge field?, and
hit
Enter" routine.

There's are constraints that issue upon any method of doing this:
1. The document *must* be an attachment - not inline text,
2. The subject line of the message *must* be the filename of the
attached
document, and
3. There can only be 1 document attached to each message

I've looked at the examples on the MSVP site, and nothing there will do
what
I need, sad to say.

Any assistance would be GREATLY appreciated.

Brian.






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Hope this helps
Doug Robbins - Word MVP
"Sam4X5" wrote in message
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When I mail out of Word to a mail recepient one of the email addresses on
my ISP list of email addresses appears next to my name and is read by the
recepient. I want another email address on my ISP list to appear next to my
name when mailing documents out of Word. How can I make this switch?