SMTP Delivery Failure - Xtra info

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Joe Reiss

Hi All,

I'm sending out email via SMTP with a Notification that I get if the
recipient read the email.

myMsg.Headers.Add("Disposition-Notification-To","(e-mail address removed)");

This works fine. In the Delivery message I get back, it contains
To,Subject and Sent - how can I add to these headers. For example, I would
like to Add an extra header that would contain a string that would enable me
to then track against a database of emails I sent out. I need more than
just the email address that I get back.

Any help - appreciated.
 
I'm sending out email via SMTP with a Notification that I get if the
recipient read the email.

myMsg.Headers.Add("Disposition-Notification-To","(e-mail address removed)");

This works fine. In the Delivery message I get back, it contains
To,Subject and Sent - how can I add to these headers. For example, I
would like to Add an extra header that would contain a string that would
enable me to then track against a database of emails I sent out. I need
more than just the email address that I get back.
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I doubt you have any control over this. I would guess that these
"disposition notifications" (read receipts?) are handled by the recipient's
email client, and therefore only it decides what to send back.
 
Hello Joe,
Hi All,

I'm sending out email via SMTP with a Notification that I get if the
recipient read the email.

myMsg.Headers.Add("Disposition-Notification-To","(e-mail address removed)");

This works fine. In the Delivery message I get back, it contains
To,Subject and Sent - how can I add to these headers. For example, I
would like to Add an extra header that would contain a string that
would enable me to then track against a database of emails I sent out.
I need more than just the email address that I get back.

Any help - appreciated.
Click to expand...

Do like Microsoft, and everyone else I've ever seen, and add the string to
the subject
 
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