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In-Betweener
Does Windows Mail have a way to add a custom header into a post?
TIA.
TIA.
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Steve Cochran
No. If you try, it will remove it.
steve
steve
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In-Betweener
In-Betweener said:
Now I'm curious: how could I even "try"?
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Steve Cochran
Compose the message and then go to File | Save As and then save it as an eml file on the Desktop. Then open the eml file with Notepad and add the header. Then save the message and click on it and then send it. The header will be removed.
You can take a sent message and do the same and then add:
X-Unsent: 1
and then save it and it will become an unsent message that you can then send again, but otherwise any additional headers get stripped.
steve
You can take a sent message and do the same and then add:
X-Unsent: 1
and then save it and it will become an unsent message that you can then send again, but otherwise any additional headers get stripped.
steve
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In-Betweener
Wow! Thank you very much for the lecture.
Best regards.
"Steve Cochran" <[email protected]> escreveu na mensagem Compose the message and then go to File | Save As and then save it as an eml file on the Desktop. Then open the eml file with
Notepad and add the header. Then save the message and click on it and then send it. The header will be removed.
You can take a sent message and do the same and then add:
X-Unsent: 1
and then save it and it will become an unsent message that you can then send again, but otherwise any additional headers get
stripped.
steve
(...)
Best regards.
"Steve Cochran" <[email protected]> escreveu na mensagem Compose the message and then go to File | Save As and then save it as an eml file on the Desktop. Then open the eml file with
Notepad and add the header. Then save the message and click on it and then send it. The header will be removed.
You can take a sent message and do the same and then add:
X-Unsent: 1
and then save it and it will become an unsent message that you can then send again, but otherwise any additional headers get
stripped.
steve
(...)