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you just need to look at the email headers.<br><br>the to: and from: headers reveal the same information as your mail client. the actual sender can often be seen in the first received: header ( usually the last one in the headers ) or possibly some non standard ones
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you just need to look at the email headers.

the to: and from: headers reveal the same information as your mail client. the actual sender can often be seen in the first received: header ( usually the last one in the headers ) or possibly some non standard ones

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Hi,<br />
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I want to extract email addresses inside an email trail (body of emails)<br />
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Is this possible to do?
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Hi,

I want to extract email addresses inside an email trail (body of emails)

Is this possible to do?

Extract emails addresses from body of email

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