[Word] Re: OT Word Bounces

[Bryan Carbonnell]

Have you changed email programs recently? IIRC Outlook (maybe Outlook
Express too) puts the On Behalf of part of the From address, which,
incidentally, is wrong acording to the RFC's for email.

Bryan (now time to go back into hiding :)

On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 1:00 AM, Phil Rabichow <phrab at socal.rr.com> wrote:
> Hi David:
> I've never seen it before.  I always see the name of the person who sent the
> message as the sender.  Like yours said:             From: "David A. Gray"
> <dagray at p6c.com>"
>
> so I thought that maybe my message had bounced in some way.???  In looking at
> the full headers (something I almost never do), I now see it has the return
> path of  <word-bounces at dcomp.com>.  Still don't know why it was "on behalf of",
> as most messages don't say that.  Oh, well.
> --
> Phil
>
> "David A. Gray" wrote:
>
>> Following is the standard From header on messages sent from the DWT List
>> Server.
>>
>>         word-bounces at dcomp.com; on behalf of; Phil Rabichow
>> [phrab at socal.rr.com]
>>
>> It's been this way since the transition to the new, more robust list server
>> a couple of years ago.
>>
>> David Gray, MBA
>>
>> WizardWrx - Established 1985
>> TZ: USA Central
>> E:  mailto:dagray at wizardwrx.com
>> W:  http://www.wizardwrx.com/
>>
>> Tell me what you need, and I'll conjure it.
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: word-bounces at dcomp.com [mailto:word-bounces at dcomp.com] On Behalf Of
>> Phil Rabichow
>> Sent: Sunday, 15 February, 2009 18:21
>> To: DailyWordTips
>> Subject: [Word] Re: OT Word Bounces
>>
>> Just a question.  I sent a response to Bonnie, which she apparently got
>> because she posted a reply with my response quoted.  However, my response
>> came to my mailbox saying it was from Bonnie & all the quoted replies said
>> they came from Word bounce (see below).  Anyone know what happened?
>>
>> --------------------------
>> From: word-bounces at dcomp.com [mailto:word-bounces at dcomp.com] On Behalf Of
>> Phil Rabichow
>> Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2009 6:31 PM
>> To: DailyWordTips

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