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I have a rule which forwards any mail I receive at home to my work email. &nbsp;The rule filters out any mail which is *already* from my work email.<br />
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Works great except for one thing: &nbsp;when I receive these forwarded emails at work, they contain only the header info from my home. &nbsp;They don't include information about the *real* origin of the email. &nbsp;They look no different, header-wise, than the emails my wife sends me from home to work.<br />
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I mean, if Bob sent Mike an email, and Mike forwarded that email to Doug, Doug could see that Bob originally sent the email (this is stupid and obvious, I know, but I'm trying to make my case here). &nbsp;That's not what I get with OE. &nbsp;All emails look like they originated from my home email address.<br />
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I can't find anything about this in the options and help. &nbsp;What am I missing?<br />
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I have a rule which forwards any mail I receive at home to my work email.  The rule filters out any mail which is *already* from my work email.

Works great except for one thing:  when I receive these forwarded emails at work, they contain only the header info from my home.  They don't include information about the *real* origin of the email.  They look no different, header-wise, than the emails my wife sends me from home to work.

I mean, if Bob sent Mike an email, and Mike forwarded that email to Doug, Doug could see that Bob originally sent the email (this is stupid and obvious, I know, but I'm trying to make my case here).  That's not what I get with OE.  All emails look like they originated from my home email address.

I can't find anything about this in the options and help.  What am I missing?



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