Thread: How to send e-mails from any address using Gmail's SMTP server
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Old 01-20-2006, 01:27 AM   #5
Randeep
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Has it since changed?
I've tried adding a new e-mail with this method but it still rewrites the e-mail address as of Jan 2006. Maybe GMail has since deactivated this capability?

Too bad if they did because a free SMTP server that's not blocked by ISPs all the time (like mine) would be so sweet.
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