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If you are using a computer operating with Mac OS, hold down the Cmd and A keys on your keyboard to select all of the text.

Then with the text still highlighted, hold down the Ctrl and C keys to copy the text (or you can right click with your mouse and select Copy).

If you are using a computer operating Windows, hold down the Ctrl and A keys on your keyboard to select all of the text.

Next, copy the entire page of email headers.

This will open a new popup window with the email headers for the message.On the top message action menu, you will notice a dropdown menu arrow icon (More actions) on the far right, next to the 'Forward' (?) icon.Click on Details (right above the To: and From: fields) and choose View Message Source.To begin, open the email message by clicking on it.The objective is to save the file in html format. Forward the message to The email files are in an html format.Hit the small down arrow next to Forward and choose As Inline Text.Under Mail Viewing Preferences, go to Message Headers, then select ALL.

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The full headers will appear in a new window, simply right-click inside the headers and choose Select All, then right-click again and choose Copy.

Click the down arrow next to Reply, at the top-right of the message pane.

Press command + A, to select all, then command + C to copy.

A new window will appear containing the email with full headers.

Copy the headers by right clicking, selecting all and then choosing copy.

Click inside the box again and choose Edit > Copy.

Click inside the new box that appears in your message and choose Edit > Select All.

This will open a new window with the source headers, select all and send in a new message to To begin, open the email message in a new window by double-clicking on it.

On the top message action menu, you will notice a dropdown menu ellipse icon (More actions) on the far right, next to the 'Forward' (?) icon.

Highlight, copy and paste everything in the 'Message Source' windows.

Near the bottom of the box you’ll see a text area titled Internet headers.

Click on forward and address the message In the area above the copied part of the message, Paste the Internet Headers and click Send. You can copy and paste these message headers into our Email Header Analyzer.

You should now be looking at the original message window.

Near the bottom of the screen you’ll see a section titled Internet Headers.

Click Options from the drop-down menus.

Open the message you’d like to view headers for.

If you don’t see the Options tab, choose View | Message Header to display it.

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If you already have the update or just installed it, open any message and look for Internet headers on the Options tab.

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Outlook 97 To view headers in Outlook 97, it may require the update: Internet Mail Enhancement Patch Close this window, the details window and the message window (so you are back to the main Outlook Express program).Right-click anywhere inside this window and choose Select All.A new window will open containing all the headers and original message: Right-click inside the headers and choose Select All, then right-click again and choose Copy. The last component of this is the Internet Headers. This will have brought up the Message Options window.If you do not see options, you may have to reveal it by clicking on the two down arrows at the bottom of the menu. On this new window menu, go to View -> Options.To begin, open the email message in a new window by double-clicking on it.Click on it and you have the message options menu with the internet headers in the bottom section. On the Message tab, in the Options section there is a little button with an arrow in it.

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This is a series of tabs across the top of the message, Message, Developer etc. If you are new to Outlook 2007, you will be working on what is called the Ribbon.

Double click on the email message so that it is opened in its own window.

Right-click inside the headers and choose Select All, then right-click again and choose Copy.

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