Yes, I use my Windows Mail (Vista) to download my att.net emails from the website to my hard drive, so that I don't have to be online all the time, to work on them. Normally it doesn't read On Behalf of_in fact, it only did that one or two times the whole time I have been a member of the list. So, I still don't understand why it did it, and that's okay. They are coming through to my Outlook (Windows Mail) okay now. Just needed to make sure I wasn't being deleted from the list. Thanks, again! :o) Lynn PS I didn't know Outlook was an Internet provider, too, I thought it was just something you could use on your hard drive, so that you could work offline on your emails, and organize them better_without leaving them out there on the Net. Joan wrote: > Maqry- > > Yes...you use Outlook as your email client and Outlook interprets this > header field: > Sender: [email protected] > In conjuction with the FROM header field which shows you as the FROM > address > as being "on behalf of" you as the sender. This is a "feature" of the > software that is used to run our lists that creates the SENDER field as > you see it > above and unfortunately Outlook interprets the headers this way. Most > other > email clients don't do this--only Outlook. > > Joan > PS: I think Lynn is seeing it even though she doesn't use Outlook because > she's seeing it on incoming mail to HER from others who Do use Outlook. > > > In a message dated 1/25/2009 12:12:48 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, > [email protected] writes: > > Every post that comes through to my email from the PA Dutch List is '.... > on > behalf of...'. They never used to come through that way until > they went to the new servers. None of my other mail comes through that > way, > including my message boards from Ancestry.com.