> >Edward, if you use "Redirect", Eudora will redirect the email to whatever you >put in the TO: header; the FROM: header will contain the email address of the >original sender AND a by-way-of statement; e.g.: > >If I Redirect your original email to a Mailing List, here's what the FROM: >header looks like: > >From: "Edward A. Black, Sr." <[email protected]> (by way of "George W. >Durman" <[email protected]>) > >If you delete the "by way of" part, the email will "bounce" from the List, >unless the original sender is also a subscriber. > >I do this all the time and always precede the original body text with a note >that I am merely forwarding the email and all replies should go to the original >sender. I then copy and paste his/her address in the body to make sure those >who reply send to the appropriate address. > >George > > George, What is the difference between "Forwarding" and "Redirecting" mail? Roy Patton

At 05:16 PM 03/27/2000, Roy Patton wrote: *************START OF ORIGINAL MESSAGE TEXT************* (snip) George, What is the difference between "Forwarding" and "Redirecting" mail? Roy Patton **************END OF ORIGINAL MESSAGE TEXT************** Roy, when Forwarding, the email comes from you, and all the text has the > characters before each line. When Redirecting, the email comes from the original sender, with an added "By way of [email protected]", and the text is sent exactly as you received it. George