Internet Header Info is not always present

[Johnson Home]

I have become accustome to depending on the 'Internet Header' information
portion of emails to give me a clue as to who has sent me an email. For some
legitimate emails that information is not provided? Is the information
provided as a courtesy from an email server, or does the sender request the
removal of this information before it is sent to recipiants? I usually get
to this information in the following way: "Right-Click an item and at the
bottom of the contex menu choose the Options item, which displays Internet
Header content.

Thanks in advance . . .
Tom J.

 

[Roady [MVP]]

Version of Outlook?
Type of mail account?
For internal Exchange message there is no Internet Header since the messages
have been delivered locally.

 

[Johnson Home]

Thanks Roady, forgive me for not mentioning this info: Outlook 2002 SP3;
POP/SMTP.
Tom J.

Version of Outlook?
Type of mail account?
For internal Exchange message there is no Internet Header since the
messages have been delivered locally.

--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003


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I have become accustome to depending on the 'Internet Header' information
portion of emails to give me a clue as to who has sent me an email. For
some legitimate emails that information is not provided? Is the
information provided as a courtesy from an email server, or does the
sender request the removal of this information before it is sent to
recipiants? I usually get to this information in the following way:
"Right-Click an item and at the bottom of the contex menu choose the
Options item, which displays Internet Header content.

Thanks in advance . . .
Tom J.

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

at the very least, your mail server should be adding a line showing where
they got it from and date.









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Thanks Roady, forgive me for not mentioning this info: Outlook 2002 SP3;
POP/SMTP.
Tom J.

Version of Outlook?
Type of mail account?
For internal Exchange message there is no Internet Header since the
messages have been delivered locally.

--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003


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I have become accustome to depending on the 'Internet Header' information
portion of emails to give me a clue as to who has sent me an email. For
some legitimate emails that information is not provided? Is the
information provided as a courtesy from an email server, or does the
sender request the removal of this information before it is sent to
recipiants? I usually get to this information in the following way:
"Right-Click an item and at the bottom of the contex menu choose the
Options item, which displays Internet Header content.

Thanks in advance . . .
Tom J.