In Lotus cc:mail there is an attached .txt file.  If this is opened, 
     the history of the transmission is displayed along with the source 
     information indicating the source and sending party of the original 
     transmission.
     
    
     *****************************************************
     Name:      David T. Novick
     Internet:  [log in to unmask]
     Phone:     714/762-5522
     Fax:       714/762-2415 or 714/762-4493
     *****************************************************
          
     

     


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Subject: Re[2]: Invisible Sender's Address
Author:  [log in to unmask] at SMTPGTY
Date:    11/17/95 5:10 PM


     Yes.  We have the CC:Mail too.  I have seen all of the header info on 
     other systems, though, and I don't think that I'll ask for it at work.
     
     MB
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Subject: Re: Invisible Sender's Address
Author:  [log in to unmask] at SMTPLINK-HADCO
Date:    11/15/95 1:11 PM


     Using Lotus cc:Mail, I only see TechNet as the sending address. The 
     normal e-mail header is stripped.
     
     
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Subject: Invisible Sender's Address
Author:  [log in to unmask] at INTERNET 
Date:    11/15/95 11:02 
     
     
Matt Byrne--
     
I don't know why you don't see the sender's address in email from the IPC 
TechNet.  I see the address of all senders.  I wonder if others are 
having this problem.
     
Thom Dammrich