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Re: From header and NSMailDelivery (was Re: Sending Email with Attachments)
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Re: From header and NSMailDelivery (was Re: Sending Email with Attachments)


  • Subject: Re: From header and NSMailDelivery (was Re: Sending Email with Attachments)
  • From: j o a r <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 4 Feb 2003 09:20:02 +0100

Not via the current public API, AFAIK. It seems to always use the "default account", whatever that is.
If you use class-dump you can see that it's already possible to specify the account. My suggestion is to either wait for the private methods to propagate to the public API, or to use the private methods - at your own risk of course... ;)

j o a r

On Tuesday, Feb 4, 2003, at 07:51 Europe/Stockholm, Alex Rice wrote:

Are you seeing the From: header in the sent message? NSMailDelivery seems to strip it out for me. I am using Errors-To: header for a workaround but I would like control of the From: header. Anyone know if NSMailDelivery can do this?
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