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Jab: /* Mozilla Thunderbird */

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+* You will see stuff like this - Copy all the information in this window you can press '''CTRL A''' to select it all and then '''CTRL C''' to copy.
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+* Next compose a new email:
 ==Macintosh OS X Mail==

Jab: /* Mozilla Thunderbird */

2014-11-18T20:27:28Z

Mozilla Thunderbird

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	==Macintosh OS X Mail==		==Macintosh OS X Mail==

Jab: /* Mozilla Thunderbird */

2014-11-18T20:26:42Z

Mozilla Thunderbird

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	==Mozilla Thunderbird==		==Mozilla Thunderbird==
	As of ~~version 0.8+~~ the ~~Redirect functionality is missing, but you can add~~ it ~~by installing~~ the [~~http~~:~~//mailredirect~~.~~mozdev.org redirect plugin~~].
			*You will need to send us the header information along with the body of the email
			*To start double click on the email to open it in a new tab
			*Next click on '''Other Actions''' on the right and chose '''View Source'''
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	==Macintosh OS X Mail==		==Macintosh OS X Mail==

Jab at 16:20, 4 February 2014

2014-02-04T16:20:38Z

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	If you receive a message that you believe to be spam, you can help us create better filters if you redirect (or "bounce") the message to us. Simply forwarding a message loses the headers, which are required for accurate filter creation. Redirecting a message will preserve critical information within the message headers that helps us write more accurate and robust filters.		If you receive a message that you believe to be spam, you can help us create better filters if you redirect (or "bounce") the message to us. Simply forwarding a message loses the headers, which are required for accurate filter creation. Redirecting a message will preserve critical information within the message headers that helps us write more accurate and robust filters.

Pashdown: Removed protection from "Full Headers"

2012-12-13T18:53:20Z

Removed protection from "Full Headers"

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Cyeates at 19:04, 9 June 2009

2009-06-09T19:04:39Z

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	If you receive a message that you believe to be spam, you can help us create better filters if you redirect (or "bounce") the message to us. Simply forwarding a message loses the headers, which are required for accurate filter creation. Redirecting a message will preserve critical information within the message headers that helps us write more accurate and robust filters.		If you receive a message that you believe to be spam, you can help us create better filters if you redirect (or "bounce") the message to us. Simply forwarding a message loses the headers, which are required for accurate filter creation. Redirecting a message will preserve critical information within the message headers that helps us write more accurate and robust filters.

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Mfrazier: XMission Email Archives:Resending with full headers moved to XMission Email Archives:Full Headers

2008-03-20T03:20:35Z

XMission Email Archives:Resending with full headers moved to XMission Email Archives:Full Headers

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Mfrazier at 03:20, 20 March 2008

2008-03-20T03:20:15Z

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	If you receive a message that you believe to be spam, you can help us create better filters if you redirect (or "bounce") the message to us. Simply forwarding a message loses the headers, which are required for accurate filter creation. Redirecting a message will preserve critical information within the message headers that helps us write more accurate and robust filters.		If you receive a message that you believe to be spam, you can help us create better filters if you redirect (or "bounce") the message to us. Simply forwarding a message loses the headers, which are required for accurate filter creation. Redirecting a message will preserve critical information within the message headers that helps us write more accurate and robust filters.

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Mfrazier: Protected "XMission Email Archives:Resending with full headers" [edit=sysop:move=sysop]

2008-03-20T03:19:19Z

Protected "XMission Email Archives:Resending with full headers" [edit=sysop:move=sysop]

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Deadguy: new page

2007-07-28T22:29:55Z

new page

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If you receive a message that you believe to be spam, you can help us create better filters if you redirect (or "bounce") the message to us. Simply forwarding a message loses the headers, which are required for accurate filter creation. Redirecting a message will preserve critical information within the message headers that helps us write more accurate and robust filters.

Below are directions for redirecting from different clients.

<div class="messagebox metadata">'''Note''': For all redirections, you'll want to clear away all To: and Cc: entries and then add spam@xmission.com to the To:, in order to avoid resending the spam to another victim.</div>

==Mozilla Thunderbird==
As of version 0.8+ the Redirect functionality is missing, but you can add it by installing the [http://mailredirect.mozdev.org redirect plugin].

==Macintosh OS X Mail==
With the email message open or selected, go to Mail's 'Message' menu and select 'Bounce to sender' or 'Redirect'. If you use this frequently, go to the 'View' menu, choose 'Customize toolbar', and add a button for "Redirect".

==Outlook Express 4, 5 & 6==
Double-click the e-mail message to open it in its own window, then click the 'File' menu and choose 'Properties'. A new window will open; pick the 'Details' tab and choose 'Message Source'. Copy the message source into memory by pressing <Ctrl>-A (to select all the text), and then press <Crtl>-C (to copy all the text).

Open a new message composition window. Select 'Create Message' from the menu at the top of Outlook Express. Enter 'spam@xmission.com' into the To: field. Click your mouse in the body of the message (it does not matter where), and then press <Ctrl>-V (to paste the message) Finally, send the message.

==Outlook 2000 & higher==
Double-click on the message so it opens in a new window. Click on 'Actions' and choose 'Resend This Message'. A warning will appear about you not being the original sender of the message. Click 'Yes'. A message window appears. Update the To: field and click on 'Send'.

==Netscape Communicator 4.x and 7.x==
These clients don't appear to have a redirect option.

==Eudora==
Select the message, go to the 'Message' menu, choose 'Redirect', fill in the address, and choose 'Send'.

==Evolution==
Select the message. In the 'Actions' menu, choose the 'Forward' submenu (not 'Forward message' in the 'Forward' submenu). Pick 'Redirect', fill in the 'To' field, and press 'Send'.

==KMail==
In recent versions of KMail (1.6 and later) you need to copy the message first to your 'sent-mail' folder. Then choose the command 'Send again...' from the menu 'Message'.

==Outlook 97==
Double-click on the message so it opens in a new window. Click on Tools-Resend This Message. A warning will appear about you not being the original sender of the message. Click Yes. A message window appears. Update the To: field and click on 'Send'.

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