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October 5th 09, 12:21 AM
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Message Source Interpretation
Small home network, Win XP, IE 7, OE 6, all updates
Have received email from two different people. Each has it's own distinct email address, but both have the same IP Address in their "Message Source". Is there a way to tell if both these messages came from the same computer? Can't locate any guidance on the Internet. Thanks 
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