Rewriting Senders Address

Our users that don't want their full names used when sending out from oracle web email. Is it possible to rewrite the addresses so that only the first name is used?
Is their another way to allow the web email user to specify how his sender address will appear to others?
Example:
User bob.smith, who uses an alias of bob, would like his email address ([email protected]) to appear as [email protected]
I have tried making changes in the Sender Rewrite Rules for SMTP_in and SMTP_out using this rewrite rule, then restarting the service.
$+.$[email protected],$[email protected],"Use First Name Only"
I have also tried this:
[email protected],[email protected],"Change for Bob Only"
When I test I receive Bobs email with the following sender address: [email protected]
Any ideas would be helpfull,
James

Currently, you can't rewrite the Sender's address. At the moment, the rewrite rules only rewrite the SMTP Envelope (not the message headers). You'll be able to do this in a future release.

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