Email Subject Line: WSN Support

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morton82
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Posted 03/05/05 - 09:12 AM:	#1
Hi, I would like to change the title of my email subject lines. Now, all my outgoing emails are contact. Since i used contact@mydomain.com. So i suppose the title is also contact. Where do i change the subject line to Mydomain.com. I looked upon the manual but cant seem to find it. Pls help. Thanks.

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2 of 5 people found this post helpful Posted 03/06/05 - 02:37 PM:	#2
Click 'edit outgoing emails' in your admin panel. I don't know what you mean by titles being 'contact', and Mydomain.com would surely make a very odd subject line.
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morton82
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0 of 3 people found this post helpful Posted 03/06/05 - 02:48 PM:	#3
Hi Paul, Sorry for the misunderstanding. What i mean is the from line. Like when i open my emails, it says contact - New Link Added blah blah blah... So i would like to change the contact to MyDomain so that people will know that this email comes from mydomain instead of contact.

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Posted 03/06/05 - 10:23 PM:	#4
I'd suppose that could be done with however a standard email does it. I think emails use Name <x@y.com> so you could list that as being your administrative email, though I've never tried it.
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siteengineering
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Posted 03/11/05 - 11:24 AM:	#5
Yes, I wanted to do this too. That format doesn't work. Nor do square brackets.

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Posted 03/11/05 - 11:04 PM:	#6
On a test, I see it was showing me & l t; and & g t ;. If I posted the code change it'd just get messed up by literal interpretation on the forum, so I'll just upload the change in the next few days.
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