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Is is it possible to read the active [logged on] users email account [or where ever] for the following variables :

$s_SmtpServer = "???" ISP [mail.anywhere.com]

$s_FromName = "???" ; Name from who the email was sent

$s_FromAddress = "aName@anywhere.com" ; return address from where the mail has come

Help is always appreciated. Ant.. muttley

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Is is it possible to read the active [logged on] users email account [or where ever] for the following variables :

$s_SmtpServer = "???" ISP [mail.anywhere.com]

$s_FromName = "???" ; Name from who the email was sent

$s_FromAddress = "aName@anywhere.com" ; return address from where the mail has come

Help is always appreciated. Ant.. muttley

CDO is used to send mail. If you want info about an email account, it's going to be client specific (i.e. Outlook, Outlook Express, etc.).
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