Hi Allie,
On Wed, 19 Jan 2000 01:22:56 -0500GMT (19/01/2000, 14:22 +0800GMT),
Allie Martin wrote:
AM> Well if he can make sense out of the X-Sender address then he'll
AM> know.
What's the standard: If redirecting, does the X-Sender have to stay
intact? RFC#? In that case, Outlook is non-standard and this problem
is not a TB problem. Otherwise, if - as Syafril wished - the X-Sender
can be changed, there is no point in knowing.
AM> Otherwise this 'by way of ..... etc.' solution was being
AM> mentioned. Steve quite rightfully said that it's a bad idea. The
AM> message header could become filled with 'by way of's ... ' in a
AM> message repeatedly redirected.
Which I haven't experienced once since using email. ;-)
AM> [..snip..]
>> Arrgh. I get mime forwarded messages sometimes, and it annoys me greatly
>> to have to click on the attachment to see what this is about.
AM> I don't get it. Didn't you say you want the recipient to be able to
AM> reply to the sender of the message? Well, when the recipient opens the
AM> MIME attachment, a new window will open and he may reply as needed.
Hmmm; I will try what Outlook does with this and let know know.
AM> The two purposes are pretty clear to me.
AM> Send the message with relative anonymity : redirect. (Otherwise mangle
AM> the reply:to header with this 'by way of stuff'.
I do *not* want anonymity, as this would be sending msgs under false
pretense (while I am the one sending/redirecting it to you, I make you
think the original sender sent it to you - that's anonymity, and
that's not desired).
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Cheers,
Thomas.
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