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July 26th 07, 12:53 AM
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Outlook 2002 Internet Headers
Hello
After opening an email, I will go to VIEWOPTIONS and I'm able to read the Internet Headers. Is there a way I can save that info when saving the file as a text file? Presently the way I'm doing it now, the Internet Header is omitted. Also is there a way to edit the Internet Headers and keep the email intact? Thanks, Mark (XP Pro SP2) 
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July 26th 07, 02:31 AM
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Outlook 2002 Internet Headers
MarkC wrote:
After opening an email, I will go to VIEWOPTIONS and I'm able to read the Internet Headers. Is there a way I can save that info when saving the file as a text file? Presently the way I'm doing it now, the Internet Header is omitted. The only way I can think of is to copy the headers, then after saving the message, open it in Notepad and paste them in. Also is there a way to edit the Internet Headers and keep the email intact? No. -- Brian Tillman
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July 26th 07, 03:36 AM
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Outlook 2002 Internet Headers
Yes, I was hoping there would be a "save as" method. But copy/paste is not
a bad alternative. I did experiment using a binary editor and one can edit a msg file, but it can be tricky and limited. Thanks, Mark "Brian Tillman" wrote in message ... MarkC wrote: After opening an email, I will go to VIEWOPTIONS and I'm able to read the Internet Headers. Is there a way I can save that info when saving the file as a text file? Presently the way I'm doing it now, the Internet Header is omitted. The only way I can think of is to copy the headers, then after saving the message, open it in Notepad and paste them in. Also is there a way to edit the Internet Headers and keep the email intact? No. -- Brian Tillman
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