adding extra headers?
Bill Kearney
mail messages from Outlook and/or Outlook Express?
Searching didn't make it clear if it was possible. I saw the hack to
inetcomm.dll but wonder if there's not a safer route.
Thanks,
Bill Kearney
Jim Pickering
be able to help. If you are asking about the X-no archive, see if this link
helps:
http://radio.weblogs.com/0001229/stories/2002/02/11/xnoArchiving.html
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Jim Pickering
MVP-Outlook Express
"Bill Kearney" <wkear...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Bill Kearney
Thought I covered it pretty well...
Add extra headers to outgoing MAIL messages.
I don't want X-No-Archive, don't want Moderation, don't want to do this to NEWS
posts. There are any number of additional X- style headers that can be added.
Which header doesn't make much difference, being able to add headers to outgoing
mail is what I'm after.
Apparently it's not possible to have Outlook/Express do this on it's own.
-Bill Kearney
"Jim Pickering" <ji...@mvps.org> wrote in message
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Jim Pickering
>
> Apparently it's not possible to have Outlook/Express do this on it's own.
>
> -Bill Kearney
>
That conclusion is correct. There is no way for Outlook Express to do that.
Ant
> That conclusion is correct. There is no way for Outlook Express to do that.
Check my headers.
PA Bear
"Ant" <n...@home.today> wrote in message
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Jim Pickering
news messages. I posted the link for how to do it news messages. Do either
of you want to try it in a *MAIL* message? <G>
And for the record, it can be done in mail, it's just not as simple, and
"hacking" in the Outbox is not something most users are inclined to want to
even try.
Oh, you can also check the headers in this message.
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Jim Pickering
MVP-Outlook Express
"Ant" <n...@home.today> wrote in message
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PA Bear
"Jim Pickering" <ji...@mvps.org> wrote in message
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in the same trap. <G>
Jim
"PA Bear" <PAB...@mvps.org> wrote in message
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> See *my* headers... <G>
>
PA Bear
"Jim Pickering" <ji...@mvps.org> wrote in message
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Gary Smith
> Check my headers.
There's a change that shiny thing is a hook, but I'll bite anyway.
There's nothing special about your headers as I see them except for the
rather strange content of the Keywords header. It looks like you intended
those to be additional header lines, but they don't come through that way:
Keywords: headers^MX-Tra-Header1: Here's one^MX-Tra-Header2: and another
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Columbus, Ohio
Ant
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> Ant <n...@home.today> wrote:
>
> > Check my headers.
>
> There's a change that shiny thing is a hook, but I'll bite anyway.
> There's nothing special about your headers as I see them except for the
> rather strange content of the Keywords header. It looks like you intended
> those to be additional header lines, but they don't come through that way:
>
> Keywords: headers^MX-Tra-Header1: Here's one^MX-Tra-Header2: and another
Thanks for that. I always suspected they weren't quite right from
other tests I have done.
Ant
> Gents: The question was about adding headers to *MAIL* messages and not
> news messages. I posted the link for how to do it news messages. Do either
> of you want to try it in a *MAIL* message? <G>
Sorry, wasn't paying attention.
> And for the record, it can be done in mail, it's just not as simple, and
> "hacking" in the Outbox is not something most users are inclined to want to
> even try.
Like to explain, or post a link?
> Oh, you can also check the headers in this message.
They appear ok in OE, but seems they don't display properly
in other newsreaders. So I'm not sure if there's any point in
adding them if other software can't read them as new lines.
Bill Kearney
> Gents: The question was about adding headers to *MAIL* messages and not
> news messages. I posted the link for how to do it news messages. Do either
> of you want to try it in a *MAIL* message? <G>
Thanks Jim, it is indeed MAIL that I'm seeking to add headers onto. Not NEWS.
> And for the record, it can be done in mail, it's just not as simple, and
> "hacking" in the Outbox is not something most users are inclined to want to
> even try.
You mean hacking inetcomm.dll? Or is there another way?
-Bill Kearney
Jim Pickering
>
> -Bill Kearney
That's one way that others have done in the past. Not recommended and
particularly difficult with newer operating systems and Windows File
Protection in those newer systems. But hacking anything is beyond the scope
of this newsgroup although there are abundant resources available to the
determined user.