View the Internet Mail Headers in Microsoft Outlook 2003

Date October 1, 2007

imageI posted recently about how to view Internet Mail in Outlook 2007, and I didn’t want to leave out all of the people who have Office 2003.

This trick is handy if you want to see how a piece of email came to you, the exact servers that did the sending and receiving, along with their IP addresses, and what address it was sent to.

To get all of this great information, you just have to read through the Internet headers of the message. To do this in Microsoft Outlook 2003:

 

1. Double click the message so that it opens in its own window.

2. Then, in the toolbar, click on View > options.

3. You will be greeted with the “Message Options” dialog. There is a section near the bottom of the window titled “Internet Headers”. The section is highlighted in Red in the picture below.

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    3 Responses to “View the Internet Mail Headers in Microsoft Outlook 2003”

    1. art said:

      That’s cute. Bill Gates needs your help? With what? Barbecue?

      Anyway, good info. Sometimes it’s handy to know exactly where a message came from.

    2. Mike Scott said:

      I was wondering if anyone was going to notice that. I used the same image in the other post about internet headers.

      Pretty rude they way you type it though. Jeez.

    3. art said:

      Sorry. Feel free to leave rude remarks on my blog any time.

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