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I've created an application that's using multiple gmail's account to send email. But instead of displaying actual sender of the email in 'from' header, I want another gmail mail address on that header.

I've already set 'from' sender with desirable email address, I'm getting the actual email sender address. Could anyone please tell me how can I stop gmail override my address?

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In Gmail, Go Settings -> Accounts -> Add another email address you own. This will go through an approval process to prove you own that address. You will then be able to send from it.

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how should I do if I've more than hundred gmail's account? How can I approve so many addresses to one particular address like that quickly? – Avatar Feb 14 '11 at 10:36
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@Avatar: I'm wondering why you need so many Gmail accounts. I'm wondering why you need to send from so many Gmail accounts. Trying to get around some anti-spam measures, perhaps? I expect it's a purposeful decision by Google to not allow setting up e-mail address forwarding in bulk. You should probably set up your own SMTP server. – Al Everett Feb 14 '11 at 15:19

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