C# Webmail.Send method how to change person name

Question

 WebMail.SmtpServer = SmtpServer;
                WebMail.UserName = SmtpUsername;
                WebMail.Password = SmtpPassword;
                WebMail.Send(
                        ReplayEmail,
                        subject,
                        body,
                        email
                    );

subject is for example "Ask specialist"

body is html body

email is for example "domain@domain.com"

email is send to for example "domain2@domain.com"

now when i send mail i get mail which is ok but as person who send mail I see "domain2@domain.com". how to change this?

mail now looks like

domain2@domain.com Ask specialist

i want name (Adoo for example) and mail like

Adoo Ask specialist

Answer 1

If I understand correctly, when setting up mail you can do :

mail.To = new MailAddress("domain2@domain.com", "Adoo");

or :

mail.To= @"\Adoo \ <domain2@domain.com>";  

Answer 2

I'm assuming ReplayAddress is a System.Net.Mail.MailAddress defined in code somewhere else you haven't shown. MailAddress has a constructor which takes a string displayName which should do what you want if I understand you correctly - documentation on that is here.

Answer 3

Typically in SMTP you can create a friendly name by using a format like this:

   WebMail.Send(
                    "\"Adoo\" <domain2@domain.com>",
                    subject,
                    body,
                    email
                );

Answer 4

or you can use

mail.To= @""Adoo" <domain2@domain.com&gt";

Answer 5

You are using the WebMail class which takes a string for the .From property of the class. I would use the MailAddress class and do:

MailAddress from = new MailAddress("domain2@domain.com", "Adoo Ask specialist");