Locating message headers in Outlook 2003?

[Tegger]

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The program's online help was useless.

Google turns up many ways of getting at the headers, none of which
correspond to any program menus I am able to browse through.

(I'm looking for stuff like Received lines, for a message that's already
been received.)

Any help from an expert who knows Outlook 2003?

Thanks.

 

[Tegger]

<This question also posted to microsoft.public.outlook>


The program's online help was useless.

Google turns up many ways of getting at the headers, none of which
correspond to any program menus I am able to browse through.

(I'm looking for stuff like Received lines, for a message that's
already been received.)

Any help from an expert who knows Outlook 2003?

Thanks.

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Below: Reposting the update from the other group I posted to...

I did try that, because it was just about the first thing presented to
me when I was searching. But I'm sufficiently suspicious of myself
that I'm now wondering if I missed something.

Back to you tomorrow...

Update: Evidently I did /not/ try that. I looked for the "Internet
Headers" button, but evidently missed it entirely in my haste.

The button is there. But...

The specific message I wanted the headers on has /no/ Internet Headers.
This is because the message was generated by the company's Exchange
server, and sent to an address within the company's Exchange.

Other messages sent and received that went /outside/ the company /do/
have headers.

But I now know the primary thing I wanted to find out: Who it was that
generated the "user unknown" bounce-message. And that turns out to be
the company's own Exchange server.

Thanks for suggesting the Internet Header button, thus forcing me to
take a second look at the system again.