Sending an email with the header return-path using windows virtual mail server?

The Return-Path is set based on the SMTP MAIL FROM Envelope. You can use the Sender property to do such a thing Another discussion on a related issue you will have sooner or later: stackoverflow.com/questions/51793/how-ca....

The Return-Path is set based on the SMTP MAIL FROM Envelope. You can use the Sender property to do such a thing. Another discussion on a related issue you will have sooner or later: stackoverflow.com/questions/51793/how-ca... And btw, if you use SmtpDeliveryMethod.

PickupDirectoryFromIis, the Sender property is not used as a MAIL FROM; you have to use Network as a delivery method to keep this value. I did not find any workaround for this issue. stackoverflow.com/questions/457880/picku....

Sorry for the slow reply I had completely forgotten about this as another project came up. Thanks for your help it has indeed solved my problem. – John_ Mar 2 '09 at 11:31.

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