Change "Sent From" Address on Sent Mail

Is there a way to change the "Sent From" Signature on outgoing mail. I use Yahoo for push email but want my outgoing mail address to read as my corporate email address. I don't want to send email to my clients showing a yahoo address. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

I am having the same problem. I noticed no one commented on your post and wondered if you ever fixed the problem.

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How/can I change the "from" address in Mail?

I just upgraded to Mountain Lion, and have come across a problem.
I use iCloud for my mail account, but I want to change the "from" address - so the return address on my messages is NOT icloud.
I could do this in Lion.
In the mail account settings, there's an option that says "alias" and it lists (me)@mac.com, (me)@me.com and (me)@icloud.com, and then "custom" is an option.
Great!
So I choose Custom, and then I can type in the "from" address that I want.
However, when I go to save those changes, it tells me the SMTP server can't be left blank.
What?
It's not blank! I didn't touch it. The icloud server is still there!
Furthermore, it's greyed out, so even if it WERE blank, it's not like I can edit it!
Once this happens, the only fix is to delete the whole account from mail, and to disable mail in the icloud control panel, then re-add it.
Has anyone figured out to work around this?

Apple's outgoing mail server - just like 99.9% of all other SMTP servers, does not allow "relaying", meaning you use a domain in the 'sent from' address that is different from a domain hosted by the server. The simple reason is to make it harder for any spammer - not assuming you are one - to abuse the server. While bandwidth, server capacity and server load are some issues, the main fear for ISPs is to get blacklisted, and consequently mails from such server being refused by all others.
It's a general rule, and while exceptions might be technically possible, it would be a manual act which at a certain rate would become unmanageable.
If you want, read about the antonym, open mail relay servers, here.
You see, it's actually good behavior and absolutely in your interest to prevent you from using a "non-in-house" 'sent from' address.

I need to change the "from" address (the "add to addressbook" address) in the first line of emails that I send. How do I do this?

I need to change the "from" address (the "add to addressbook" address) in the first line of emails that I send so that people reply to my email alias not the address where my emails originate. How do I do this?

So you have added a new 'Identity' to your existing email address.
If someone sends an email using that 'other identity'
you have a choice of where those received emails can go. they can be received into the original mail account, like a collect all in the one Inbox or perhaps sent to Local Folders, so you can see them as separate. Or you can filter on that identity to put those emails in a specific folder.
When you REply to any incoming mail that has used that new identity email address, it will use the new identity in the Email address in FROM assuming the received email in the main mail account of which the new identity email is applied.
This should also now offer the added identity email address as an option in the FROM drop down list. So you can easily swap when sending an email if required.
If you want to send using your default email address to people, but want their reply to use the identity email address:
Tools > Account Settings
select the original email address mail account name
Where it says: 'Reply to addresses: enter the reply to identity email address.
click on OK
This means when they click on 'Reply' it will auto insert the Reply-to option.
This will work providing it is a 'Reply' to an email you sent which contains the Reply-to email address.
If someone is not actually replying by using the Reply-to new identity email address:
In other words they are sending you a new email using the original email address because perhaps that is the one in their address book or the one they located on a webpage etc.
Then, when you select to Reply to that email, it will use the email address to which it was sent to in the FROM field - the original email address. Hence why you would need to select the new identity FROM in the drop down list.
One way to get around this is set out below.
If you do not use an identity - instead you create another existing mail account for the 'identity' email address, so you have two mail accounts for the two email addresses.
You can move selected emails manually or perhaps using a filter to screen them from the original mail account into the newly created mail account.
Then when you click on Reply, it will use the new mail account email address instead of the original email address.

Can we change the from address displayed in gmail

Hi,
I am using javamail to send mails from gmail account. I was able to change the from name in e- mail with the name
I specified. But can I use javamail to change the from address displayed in gmail ? If its possible please tell me how.
Urgent requirement in my project. Please help.
Example.
Now its displayed like this.
specifiedName<mail id from which campaigns are sent>
I want to change it to
specifiedName <specified email id> [ I want to mask the original id]

JavaMail will let you set the From address to whatever you want, but Gmail might
not let you send a message with a From address that doesn't match the account
you're using for sending, or it might override the From address you set to be the
From address corresponding to the account.
The best approach is to send the message from an account that matches the
From address. If you can't do that, you probably need another ISP or your own
mail server that will allow you to specify whatever you want.

Adding a Contact Form, is it possible to change the FROM address in the header to the submitter's email address?

As it stands now the FROM address used is the site default (mine); using REPLY in the resulting email from the form should have the submitters email address not mine. I was able to switch this in the code (form-u1768.php) of an earlier version of MUSE. The PHP has changed in the current version (2014) and I'm not seeing how to pull off the same manual tweak. Any Ideas? Thanks!

I found this: Re: In adobe muse, how do you control the replyto address for a form? The site I'm working on is uploaded via FTP to another host. So, "...the email 'reply-to' header is filled in with the email address entered by whoever filled out the form, so you can hit 'reply' in your email software to reply to the form submitter." However, what if I want to take my chances on the form mail coming out of my site? Is there a tweak in the PHP that I can perform to change the FROM address to the same as REPLY-TO? Is there any reason this wouldn't work:
function get_email_headers($to_email, $form_email) {
$headers = 'From: ' . $form_email . PHP_EOL;
$headers .= 'Reply-To: ' . $form_email . PHP_EOL;
$headers .= 'X-Mailer: Adobe Muse CC 2014.1.6 with PHP' . PHP_EOL;
$headers .= 'Content-type: text/html; charset=utf-8' . PHP_EOL;
return $headers;
...vs. the way it is coded by MUSE:
function get_email_headers($to_email, $form_email) {
$headers = 'From: ' . $to_email . PHP_EOL;
$headers .= 'Reply-To: ' . $form_email . PHP_EOL;
$headers .= 'X-Mailer: Adobe Muse CC 2014.1.6 with PHP' . PHP_EOL;
$headers .= 'Content-type: text/html; charset=utf-8' . PHP_EOL;
return $headers;

User exit to change shi-from address

Hi Guys,
Help me if you know an user exit for changing ship-from address while creating sale order.
Thanks.

Hi
EXIT_SAPLV09A_001
You can use this user exit to control whether an address that was entered manually and has already been used in other documents (referenced), should be referenced again if it changes or whether a new address should be created (duplicated).
Hope this may help you
Regards
Srinath

Changing Gmail "from" address

Gmail help claims that if you simply edit the "address" for your gmail address in settings that your emails sent from the iPhone will utilize your alias address.
It doesn't work though....is there a way of doing this without sending mail from the safari browser??
I'm using this for work now and if I can deal with this one hurdle I can start working on the synching between the iPhone and Lotus Notes.

Nope...just tried it again.
Per Gmail, I should simply be able to edit the address in the mail options page. But when it tries to check for mail I get a lovely "The user name or password for 'imap.gmail.com' is incorrect."
Of course it is....I just changed it!
There obviously needs to be a field in the advance settings added to the iPhone that gives you a field to enter the alternate address. I just don't see how this can actually work for anyone based on the way this is setup.
How can you change the info in the address line without the iPhone thinking that is your ACTUAL email address??
So frustrating having to go to safari to answer my work emails from an browser based email page.

Setting a Custom Gmail "From" Address in iPhone Mail

I'm trying to set a different "From" or "Reply-to" address in the iPhone Mail app when using my Gmail account. I want the messages I send out to look like I've sent it from another e-mail account and not my gmail account. I tried the way Gmail recommends: http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=81375# but that doesn't seem to work. It might be a different function with the iPhone 3G/iPhone 2.0 software.
Anyone know of a workaround?

Jrags, you can do this by setting up your email on your iPhone not using the "Gmail" option under "Add account" but rather the "Other" option." You can then specify the "from" address you want. You then also have to enter all the settings yourself for the Gmail incoming and outgoing servers.
While in general it works just fine, there is one quirk you should know about. When you set it up this way, and you also choose to have the copies of the messages you have sent saved on the Gmail server, it can take up to 24 hours for them to appear there. If you save the copies of your outgoing messages on your iPhone they are saved instantly.
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Can't drag and drop from Address Book to Mail?

Hi,
I have always used Address Book to store my email contact information in SL. When I wanted to send an email, I would drag and drop from Address Book to the "To:" field in Mail and it would add the contact information to Mail. I upgraded to Lion, and now when I try this, the address icon moves like it should, the little green circle with the + in it appears when I hover over the field, but when I release it does not add the address to Mail. The drag and drop does not work at all, but it looks like it should. I have searched all around but have not found any information about this. Does anyone know what's up with this? How can I fix it? Thanks in advance.

Are you dragging from the actual AddressBook application, or the Address icon you can add to the NewMail and Reply toolbars in Mail? (It ought to be there by default, but isn't).
Either should work, but if AB doesn't, try the icon method:

Setting FROM address on outgoing mail

Can I set the FROM address on all outgoing email to something other than my .MAC account? I want my email to go to a mail forwarding address? I belong to a professional association that provides an email forwarding service to its members, along with spam & antivirus scanning. I have it set to forward automatically to my .MAC account, so Mac Mail 2.x does not have an account record for that holding account. When I was using Outlook on my PC, I was able to set the FROM address on all outgoing messages to my forwarding address. However, now that I'm using Mac Mail rather than outlook, I haven't been able to set email to use that address rather than my Mac Mail address.

I went to the local Apple store earlier this week and asked on of the folks at the Genius Bar if he knew how to set the outgoing mail address. He showed me that I could enable the "reply to" field and then put my mail forwarding address into that field. Unfortunately, there is no easy way to pre-populate that field so that it always has my mail forwarding account address.

SharePoint 2013 Workflow - Change the From Address for an email

Hello
I am creating a SharePoint 2013 Workflow Manager Workflow to send out an email when a document is uploaded to a document library. I want to set the From address for the Email activity added to my Workflow. There is no option in Properties to change this.
This used to be done when creating a SharePoint 2010 workflow in Visual Studio 2012.
How can I add a From email address for my workflow?
Thanks
Yoshi

Having problems getting SPD 2013 installed on my laptop because of a trial of O365, but I know in SPD 2010 you could find the BCC fields, etc... in the Advanced properties, it wasn't directly available via the common interface. I know 2013 is very
different from 2010, and if I can get it to install correctly, I will update, but look for an advanced property, or an XML view where you can find the FROM: field.

From Address in iPhone Mail with multiple accounts

If anyone has a multiple email accounts setup on their iPhone, can they confirm that when they reply to a message in one mailbox, it has the from address set as that account and doesn't use the same from address for every email account setup. Eg, if I have [email protected] and [email protected] setup and when it go into the CNN Inbox, choose a message, press Reply, it has [email protected] as the from/account its sending from and if I go into the BBC inbox, choose a message, hit reply, it has [email protected] as the reply/account its sending from?

Jason
I am haveing the same problem and the Apple IT people know less than me. Per above, In Yahoo! Mail Plus I have 5 different email addresses forwarded to my Yahoo! account. When I send an email I u can select which email I want to send from. As it is now, with the Iphone, all my emails send out using my @yahoo address. As you can imagine this is embarasing if someone send me an email from a lawfirm and my response comes from a yahoo! account.
Can you help me?

Can't change the "from" address when I send an Email.

I have recently changed my email address but my iPhoto is still trying to use my old one. I thought I should be able to use the drop down to select the other address but only the old one shows. I have checked my Address Book, Email Accounts, and iPhoto Preferences. I can't seem to change my default email address anywhere so that my default reflects the new email account.
Has anyone seen this and better yet, fixed it? Any help is greatly appreciated.
Rob

Thanks Eric. That did the trick. I must have looked through the preferences 4 times. I had deleted my old Mobile Me account out of there, but I didn't see the "Email" account. I deleted it and set up the iCloud account and it worked great.
Rob

How can I change the "From:" field in iOS Mail?

This is a weird one.
I have a gmail work email account that has been set up for me. There's a primary email address assigned to it, and a secondary one (which is the one I want to use).
No problem at all sending from the secondary account on my MacBook Pro. I just hit the drop down menu by the "From:" field, and I can select it from there.
However, when I send from my iPhone, I'm only given the option of sending from my primary email address, not the secondary one. This is despite the fact that I've synced Mail accounts via iTunes.
Any idea how I might fix this so I can send from the secondary account on my iPhone?

First of all, please fill in the Computer Model and Operating System fields on your My Settings’s profile (and click Save). This is essential information that should always be provided when asking for help.
Now, what does “I can't change it” mean? What appears in the From header of the messages you send is determined by your Mail > Preferences > Accounts > Account Information settings...

Changing sender's address while sending mail

Hi,
I am using the FM so_new_document_att_send_api1 to send out emails with pdf attachments.
Is there any way to give the sender's mail address explicitly to the FM?
Thanks in advance,
Sita.

y dont you use FM 'SO_DOCUMENT_SEND_API1'

TS3276 How do I change my From address when sending an email?

When I want to send an email from an alias email account, how do I stop my main email address from appearing in the email?

Sorry. See this 'https://support.apple.com/kb/ta23485'

Change "Sent From" Address on Sent Mail

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