Re: Dear Sara....LOL
,--- yAtGiRL tHeBuCkEt <Yat...@subdimension.com> wrote ---
|
| When I send email from Agent and it runs through my SMTP it displays
| my *real* email addy in the header when I do test emails.
|
| Is there any way around this? It pretty much defeats the purpose of
| having a different POP account. I kinda sorta don't want my tender
| viddles displayed on email headers, if ya know what I mean. hee hee
|
| It doesn't do this on USENET posts. But you already knew that because
| you know stuff.
| LOL
'---
LOL I'm no expert :)
There's not much you can do about the extended email header fields -
they will always give away certain things, but most don't read those. If
you just mean the "from" and "reply to" header, then you can change that
under Options > User and System Profile
Good luck, I suggest Pete Punk may be a better choice to ask FA
questions :)
--
Sara J Wallen, mailto:sara(a)wallen.as ^_^
^_^ http://www.ooerr.cjb.net/ ICQ:32690270
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