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| − | Defines the e-mail address of recipient(s). These are seperated by ; and an e-mail adress can either look like ''name@none.com'' or ''My name <name@none.com>''. Note that HdrTo is not used to actually send the e-mail, HdrTo is used for e-mail clients to visually see the recipients in the To-field. To actually send you must add the e-mail adress to Smtp.RcptNames.Add(). | + | Defines the e-mail address of recipient(s). These are seperated by ; and an e-mail adress can either look like ''name@none.com'' or ''My name <name@none.com>''. Note that HdrTo is not used to actually send the e-mail, HdrTo is used for e-mail clients to visually see the recipients in the To-field. To actually send you must add the e-mail adress to Smtp.RcptNames.Add('name@none.com'). |
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Latest revision as of 18:09, 31 March 2010
Main page -> ICS component reference -> TSmtpCli -> HdrTo
Definition
property HdrTo:String;
Description
Defines the e-mail address of recipient(s). These are seperated by ; and an e-mail adress can either look like name@none.com or My name <name@none.com>. Note that HdrTo is not used to actually send the e-mail, HdrTo is used for e-mail clients to visually see the recipients in the To-field. To actually send you must add the e-mail adress to Smtp.RcptNames.Add('name@none.com').
Example
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Best practices
Even though it is possible to omit this property some e-mail providers might consider your e-mail as being spam and hence trash it or even not receivie it at all.
How to
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