When I receive an Outlook Express e-mail that has been forwarded six times before I got it, there's a lot of garbage between the beginning of the message and the part I'm interested in - the original message. How can I forward just the original e-mail message without the rest of the garbage?

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Are you the one  that keeps forwarding Me that junk, Stop it.:)

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Hi Ken, I hope everybody reads this because all those addresses and extra pages to 
click through are truly annoying.

To start, open all the pages until you finally reach the page that you intend to 
forward. Then click "forward". After you get the new screen, highlight all the addresses 
and other clutter that you don't want to send. Then click the "delete" button on 
the keyboard. 

Now when you click the "send" button, the recipient will only receive the one screen 
you wanted to send.

While you're at it, make sure you put your own address in the "to" line and put all 
the other addresses in the "BCC"  (blind carbon copy) line. That way, you will not 
be posting everybody else's email address out there for all to see. 

Hope this helps somebody....moz







On Sunday, May 11, 2008 at 12:18 pm, Ken wrote:

>When I receive an Outlook Express e-mail that has been forwarded six times before 

>I got it, there's a lot of garbage between the beginning of the message and the 
part 

>I'm interested in - the original message.  How can I forward just the original e-mail 

>message without the rest of the garbage? 

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Thanx Moz. Ken


On Sunday, May 11, 2008 at 2:17 pm, mosey wrote:
>Hi Ken, I hope everybody reads this because all those addresses and extra pages to
>click through are truly annoying.
>
>To start, open all the pages until you finally reach the page that you intend to
>forward. Then click "forward". After you get the new screen, highlight all the addresses
>and other clutter that you don't want to send. Then click the "delete" button on
>the keyboard.
>
>Now when you click the "send" button, the recipient will only receive the one screen
>you wanted to send.
>
>While you're at it, make sure you put your own address in the "to" line and put all
>the other addresses in the "BCC" (blind carbon copy) line. That way, you will not
>be posting everybody else's email address out there for all to see.
>
>Hope this helps somebody....moz
>
>
>

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