Sender

Sender

Use the Sender page of the Configuration dialog box to select the sender properties of your project message.

Option Effect

Name Sender's name. This is the name the recipient will actually see as the sender of the message he has received.

Email Sender's Email. This is the email the recipient will actually see as the sender of the message he has received. Special care should be taken while setting this option, specially if this email is banned. Many SMTP servers will refuse to received email from a banned sender. Some SMTP, after receiving many e-mails from a single sender, may automatically block the sender (because it will recognize this sender as a spammer). One way of avoiding this is to make use of a special WorldCast feature, which alters the sender's e-mail so it never looks the same to SMTP servers. It works by adding random chars to the sender's e-mail (e.g. By adding a question mark anywhere within your e-mail, such as ?myname@myserver.com, myname?@myserver.com, my?name@myserver.com, etc.). Each question mark will be replaced by a random char. In other words, each recipient will receive a different "sender email" and the SMTP server won't be able to filter it.

Reply Address This is the email address that will be used when the recipient replies to the message. If left blank, the Email field will be used.

Note: All the changes made here will only be valid to the CURRENT project. In order to make permanent changes (not only to the current project, but to subsequent new projects as well), check the "default" box.

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Name	Sender's name. This is the name the recipient will actually see as the sender of the message he has received.

Email	Sender's Email. This is the email the recipient will actually see as the sender of the message he has received. Special care should be taken while setting this option, specially if this email is banned. Many SMTP servers will refuse to received email from a banned sender. Some SMTP, after receiving many e-mails from a single sender, may automatically block the sender (because it will recognize this sender as a spammer). One way of avoiding this is to make use of a special WorldCast feature, which alters the sender's e-mail so it never looks the same to SMTP servers. It works by adding random chars to the sender's e-mail (e.g. By adding a question mark anywhere within your e-mail, such as ?myname@myserver.com, myname?@myserver.com, my?name@myserver.com, etc.). Each question mark will be replaced by a random char. In other words, each recipient will receive a different "sender email" and the SMTP server won't be able to filter it.

Reply Address	This is the email address that will be used when the recipient replies to the message. If left blank, the Email field will be used.