Duke OIT - How to Display Full Headers for Various Duke Email Packages

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• Duke WebMail
• Eudora
• Lotus Notes R5
• Mulberry
• Netscape 7.x
• Outlook 2007
• Outlook XP
• Outlook Express 6
• Pine
• Thunderbird
• Vista Mail

Duke WebMail

• Within the messages itself, select Message Source.

Eudora

1. Open the email message.
2. View the Internet Header information by clicking the blah, blah, blah button within the message.

Lotus Notes R5

1. In a message, from the Actions menu, point to Tools and select Delivery Information. The Delivery Information window opens.
2. Scroll through the Delivery and Routing Information box.

Mulberry

1. In the IMAP window, from the File menu, select Preferences. The Preferences window opens.
2. Click the Advanced option.
3. Click the Message tab.
4. Click the Options tab.
5. Click to select the Show Message Header in Window check box.
6. Click OK. The Preferences window closes.

Netscape 7.x

• From the View menu, select Headers, then All.

Outlook 2007

1. Right-click on the email message (in the folder list).
2. Choose 'Message Options' from the short-menu.

Outlook XP

1. Right-click on the email message (in the folder list).
2. Choose 'Options' from the short-menu.
3. View the section labeled Internet Headers.
   

or

1. Open the email message.
2. From the View menu, select Options, choose Internet Headers.

Outlook Express 6

1. Right-click on the email message (in the folder list).
2. Choose 'Options' from the short-menu.
3. Select the 'Details' tab.

Pine

• With the email message open, press H (Header Mode). The full headers are displayed.

Thunderbird

1. Select the message
2. Click on View from the menu
3. Select Message Source
   

or

1. Select the message
2. Press CTRL+U to open the message source
   

Vista Mail

1. Right-click on the email message (in the folder list).
2. Choose 'Properties' from the short-menu.
3. Click the 'Details' tab.