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| 5249.1 | What headers are you referring to? | 37030::FPRUSS | Frank Pruss, 202-232-7347 | Sun Apr 20 1997 09:38 | 7 |
| Wes,
Why don't you revisit this after you are an Exchange user.
You will need to go through a small hoop to be ABLE to see the headers!
FJP
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| 5249.2 | Heads up, you lose | LEXSS1::PUCHRIK | Cooler Master | Sun Apr 20 1997 10:10 | 8 |
| If by 'headers' you mean the 'display names' that you see when you're
reading a message just do View and de-select Full Header.
I think Frank is talking about the recipient info where in order to
get the actual internet email address (if there is one) in reading
a message you need to do File -> Properties -> Recipients, select the
recipient of interest and then do Properties. A pain in the patushka,
but at least there is a way to do it.
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| 5249.3 | | YIELD::HARRIS | | Sun Apr 20 1997 22:25 | 10 |
| > I think Frank is talking about the recipient info where in order to
> get the actual internet email address (if there is one) in reading
> a message you need to do File -> Properties -> Recipients, select the
> recipient of interest and then do Properties. A pain in the patushka,
> but at least there is a way to do it.
When you are reading a message, you can double click on any name in the
From:, To: and Cc: area's to get to the properties for that name.
-Bruce
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| 5249.4 | I don't think the "problem" exists in Exchange | 37030::FPRUSS | Frank Pruss, 202-232-7347 | Mon Apr 21 1997 00:00 | 11 |
| Yabbut...
.0 mentioned a fear that these headers would be "forced" on you. (As
they may be when reading an "Internet" message using a VMS or UNIX user
agent.)
Exchange "hides" them, requiring proper incantations of mouse or
keyboard actions to review them.
And, of course, for Exchange to Exchange Mail, there is not much that is
useful in the way of headers.
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| 5249.5 | | VAXCAT::LAURIE | Desktop Consultant, Project Enterprise | Mon Apr 21 1997 06:14 | 8 |
| RE: <<< Note 5249.3 by YIELD::HARRIS >>>
>> When you are reading a message, you can double click on any name in the
>> From:, To: and Cc: area's to get to the properties for that name.
Eventually... [Context: Hinote Ultra P150, 40MB]
Cheers, Laurie.
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| 5249.6 | | BUSY::SLAB | A thousand pints of lite | Mon Apr 21 1997 11:13 | 5 |
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You mean you can't do that on a HiNote? Why not?
How about a right click and drag down to "Properties"?
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| 5249.7 | Slow maybe? | NEWVAX::PAVLICEK | Upgrade your PC: Install Linux | Mon Apr 21 1997 11:18 | 4 |
| re: .6
I don't know, but I took it to be a comment about the speed of said
operation.
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| 5249.8 | | BUSY::SLAB | A thousand pints of lite | Mon Apr 21 1997 11:20 | 6 |
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Oh, THAT "eventually".
I'll fire up a RAS connection on my Twinhead and report back
[120MHz, 16MB].
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| 5249.9 | | VAXCAT::LAURIE | Desktop Consultant, Project Enterprise | Mon Apr 21 1997 12:29 | 3 |
| Yes, *that* eventually!
Cheers, Laurie.
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| 5249.10 | | BUSY::SLAB | Afterbirth of a Nation | Mon Apr 21 1997 12:38 | 5 |
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Well, I would have tried but I couldn't get Exchange to connect.
Irony is a funny thing sometimes, isn't it?
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