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Jerry Feldman wrote: > Mailman inserts several header items into each outgoing email message, which appear below. > Some email programs, like exmh, add buttons to the reader panel, Pegasus 4.01(Windoz) adds a > button on the reader window when clicked results in a popup with buttons to subscribe, > unsibscribe, help and contact list admin. Eudora, instead of adding buttons, it inserts those as > clickable links at the top of the reader window. I would like to know how other email programs on > Linux handle this, The Linux mail programs I have used (other than the primitive standby, mail, which always shows all headers) all have an option to let you see all the headers. I haven't used any Linux mail program that does anything special with the headers, beyond letting you read them. In Mozilla (or Netscape 6), you go to the View menu, choose Headers, and then choose All. Netscape 4.7 has the same menu as Mozilla. KMail has a similar command in its View menu, but it's a simple All Headers choice in the View menu rather than a submenu. Pine can display full headers with the H command, but first you have to enable that command in the Setup menu.
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