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multiple email accounts as sender

How to send an email from multiple email accounts at the same time to a single account? Means we can enter more than one email address in the from section of new email window.

The Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) don't allow for multiple FROM addresses or at least you can do what you want but the SMTP relay server will most likely return a 5xx code (Error).

As mentioned in your comment section, you can take use of the "Reply-To" header. This is what will be used when clicking reply by the receiver if the E-Mail client supports it. It's used typically in simple group message setups that don't have fully functional lists etc.

If you want to use the Reply-To header with multiple e-mail addresses your want to separate them with the expected delimiter that your SMTP server supports. Most common is either "comma" or "semicolon".

Eg

Reply-To: email1@dom.tld, email2@dom.tld, email3@dom.tld

I hope you get it worked out, but short answer is "NO" - SMTP don't support multiple FROM addresses. It also don't make sense to do so as the original sender can always only be one source :)

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