processing dynamic replyto addresses

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From: Mike M. (mtmedlin_at_gmail.com)
Date: 11/25/04 

Date: 24 Nov 2004 16:27:10 -0800

I am looking for a third-party addon for Microsoft Exchange 2003 that
can parse a root address and ignore, but pass on, wildcard data.
I am fairly certain I stumbled across a COM object that did just this.
Here's how it work...
Let's say I send out email newsletters every day to 1000 subscribers.
I want to send each of these newsletters out with a unique "replyto"
address so that I can parse just exactly from whom the reply is coming
and to which newsletter the subscriber is replying. Creating the
addresses are the easy part. I need something that will allow me to
parse the address.
For example, if I send out a newsletter #44 today to subsciber #7777
and tomorrow I send #45 to the same subscriber, my "replyto" addresses
would be "newsletter004407777@domain.com" and
"newsletter004507777@domain.com". This COM object would be able to
recognize "newsletter" as the root email address and send all the
email to "newsletter@domain.com" inbox. Once there, I could parse the
address to determine exactly who sent it and from which newsletter
they were responding to.
I know I've seen this somewhere. Does anybody have any ideas?
Thanks
--Mike

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