How to send an email from Business Central Spring Release 2019 through the user's Office 365 account

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Hello,
I would like to send an email from BC 14 (Spring Release) without using the SMTP setup, and using the user's Office 365 authentication.
I want to do so in order to let the user retrieve the emails sent from BC inside their "Sent email" folder, without having to manually open Outlook.
I can't figure out how to do this, the only method I know to send an email is through the SMTP Mail codeunit's method CreateMessage. I see that the codeunit now provides a new method called ApplyOffice365Smtp, but does it actually make it so that the email is sent by the Office 365 email set in the user setup?
I can't find much documentation on this matter, can somebody provide a link?
Thank you for the help
I would like to send an email from BC 14 (Spring Release) without using the SMTP setup, and using the user's Office 365 authentication.
I want to do so in order to let the user retrieve the emails sent from BC inside their "Sent email" folder, without having to manually open Outlook.
I can't figure out how to do this, the only method I know to send an email is through the SMTP Mail codeunit's method CreateMessage. I see that the codeunit now provides a new method called ApplyOffice365Smtp, but does it actually make it so that the email is sent by the Office 365 email set in the user setup?
I can't find much documentation on this matter, can somebody provide a link?
Thank you for the help
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