1/08/03 dmcadam : >Here is an email I received and you can see it is addressed to = >someone else. How did it become delivered to my email account? This = >is scary.
Most strangely addressed messages these days are elaborate spam or virus. As can be suspected from the "Projet des A�n�s.doc.scr" file that poses as a .doc word file but seems to be a PC program. We'd need the long header of the message to find out how it got to your box (Command-Shift-H shows the long header). On the other hand, we had quite a few random deliveries from our mail server at school at the beginning of times. That's where Emailer's unique "relay" command comes in handy, as it allows anyone to resend a message to it's legitimate destination in the same manner a mail relay would, meaning this only gets accounted for in the header and you don't end up appearing as the sender, as would occur by using the "forward" command, which would be confusing since you're not and you don't want to be the one recieving the answer. ---- VRic ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
