It would appear that on Sep 10, Barbara Duprey did say:
> NoOp wrote:
> > I think you mean an 'In-Reply-To' header. Example (from your post):
> > In-Reply-To: <[email protected]>
>
> Yes, that's what I meant by the key -- by the way, I tried to look it up but
> Thunderbird doesn't seem to provide a way to scroll through the header, and
> that part overflowed onto a page I couldn't see. What's the trick for getting
> at the whole header?
I myself don't have a clue how to get "Thunderbird" to show them to you.
What I do know is that some email clients don't like to. I use alpine
which will switch to a full header view on a single keystroke...
(while viewing a message in alpine I press 'h' And it shows me ALL the
headers. {It also stops trying to render any html embedded in the email
and shows me the actual raw html instead})
Perhaps some Thunderbird guru will tell you how to do this with Thunderbird...
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