How to set reply to through vbscript before sending email - email

I want to set reply to address before user is sending outlook email. I want to run vbscript and set reply to address. Please share the code

Use the MailItem.ReplyRecipients collection.

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How to send a confirm email from swift

In my app I've a button that allows users to send me an e-mail.
When users send me an e-mail I want to send to their a confirm e-mail.
But, from swift code, how can I get their email address in order to send to their the confirm mail?
Thank you
You will not be able to use Swift to grab a user's email address this way. This is intentional, to keep a user's information secure.
I would recommended either using an email service that will automatically respond to emails received, or allowing users to enter their email address elsewhere in the app.

Which Address we are sending mails from for sp_send_dbmail

I did not put sender parameter for sp_send_dbmail (the method which sends email to user). I checked the code but could not find the sender as well. From which address, sp_send_dbmail sends email from ? Do you know transact sql's this method ?
Thank you for your helps.
Cheers
Tonyukuk
Main sending from Database Mail account
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/relational-databases/system-stored-procedures/sysmail-add-account-sp-transact-sql?view=sql-server-2017

Forward mail using gmail API

Is there any code provided by google to forward mail. because i haven't found one. If there is any way to forward mail using GMAIL API with extra content to send with original message. Please help.
I don't see any specific forward operation...
You'll have to:
get the message,
add your extra content to the top of the original message and
change the to address, then
remove any cc and bcc addresses [Per #martin-paucot notes from his actual experience doing this]
send it.
Not much help to you but take note of the Threads.
Watch out while doing this procedure !
I used the answer of Jhon Mee to forward all emails from a user to an other one.
If you just change the "To:" it will continue to send the emails to everyone in "Cc:" and "Bcc:"
Here is the procedure:
Retreive the email in raw format
Decode the email from base64
Replace the line "To:" with the email you want to forward to
Remove the lines "CC:" and "Bcc:"
Send it
Alternatively, access through IMAP and use a Python library like imaplib.
#Google Devs: Why not give us easy forwarding through your "Gmail API"?

sendmail disabled

My host has Sendmail() disabled. I'm basically looking for a way to bypass this. I want visitors to be able to send me (gmail account) an email where they first fill in their e-mail address, so they become the sender. It's for support questions and remarks.
If there is no way to bypass this, is there and alternative, perhaps using mailchimp..?
You can always use an alternative public send mail servers available. You can use one of them. Here is one Public Send Mail server list
use phpmailer library. you can send email via connecting smtp (works with gmail too.) 1st configure one of your accounts with phpmailer. when the user fills in their email set the sender as user's email.
even though you are actually sending the email through your account to receiver of the email will show as sent by user's email address.
http://phpmailer.worxware.com/

Rails 3 Check to see if an email address is real

i want to check to see if a given email say for example (yourname#your_domain.com) most likely that exact email don't exist is there a way to ping the email address or anything along that along that idea?
You can't reliably verify email addresses without human intervention. That's why the most common method is to send the user a 'confirmation' email.
You can use my gem: "email_verifier" that you can find here: https://github.com/kamilc/email_verifier
It gives you validator which connects with given mail server "asking" smtp server if there is given email address.
You can check if the address format is valid, but there is no effective, email-specific "Ping" or lookup that you can do, other then sending a verification e-mail containing a code or link which the users clicks on or enters on your site to verify their address.