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Eudora Tip #50/06-Sept-2000

Email messages actually contain all kinds of information which doesn’t interest the average person. There is detailed information on the route the message has taken around the Internet and often a variety of other bits and pieces. This is all stored in an area of the message called the Headers.

Eudora very kindly hides many of these items from our view so that we can concentrate on reading the message itself.

If we do want to see all this other information then we can simply click the Blah Blah Blah button and all is revealed.

Open a message you have received. At the top of the message is a button bar. Towards the left is the Blah Blah Blah button. Click once to reveal all the headers (and maybe HTML formatting—see Tip 49). Click again to hide the headers.

SPECIAL NOTE: This is the 50th issue of Tips, which began just one year ago, so it’s time to celebrate.

Tips is totally free of charge, but if you’ve found the tips useful perhaps you’d consider making a small donation to your preferred charity. If you don’t have a preferred charity, then you might like to send some money along to an SPCA or organisation which trains assistance dogs for people with disabilities.