But if Imail adds it's own header, couldn't it add a header that Outlook 
Express claims is 'out-of-standard'?

I have a client who sends messages to us via his Exchange Server.  Those 
messages are almost always "invisible", meaning that Outlook Express won't 
download them via IMAP4, presumably because of "malformed headers."  Yet this 
client sends out mail to other people all the time without a problem, and 
some of those people must also use Outlook Express for clients.  So I'm 
looking for what's different about us-- and we use IMail for our mail server.

Ben

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 > My question is: is there any chance that IMail is causing the
 > malformed headers?  That is, does IMail do anything to the
 > messages that it stores?  I just want to be 100% sure when
 > I put the blame on Microsoft.
 
 There's a chance, but it is very unlikely.  IMail should not modify any of 
the existing headers.  All it should do is add one "Received:" header at the 
beginning of the headers, and add its own headers at the end (such as 
X-UIDL).  I've never seen it alter any existing headers (although it might do 
something like truncate a header that was too long, or strip a null character 
out of a string, or something else that is pretty normal.
 
 
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