Internet Header Info is not always present

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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.
 
Version of Outlook?
Type of mail account?
For internal Exchange message there is no Internet Header since the messages
have been delivered locally.
 
Thanks Roady, forgive me for not mentioning this info: Outlook 2002 SP3;
POP/SMTP.
Tom J.
Roady said:
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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Johnson Home said:
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.
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at the very least, your mail server should be adding a line showing where
they got it from and date.









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