Ernie Lane wrote:
> How can I look at the full header for a message, much as you can do by
> looking at the properties under Outlook Express? I am really surprised
> you can't do the same thing (highlight, and right click) with Thunderbird.

CTRL-U - much faster than IOE :-)

Slower alternative View > Headers > Normal

Regards,

Bob



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Ernie Lane wrote:
> How can I look at the full header for a message, much as you can do by
> looking at the properties under Outlook Express? I am really surprised
> you can't do the same thing (highlight, and right click) with Thunderbird.
View, Message Source

or, CTRL+U

take your choice

Bob Henson wrote:
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> Ernie Lane wrote:
>> How can I look at the full header for a message, much as you can do by
>> looking at the properties under Outlook Express? I am really surprised
>> you can't do the same thing (highlight, and right click) with Thunderbird.
>
> CTRL-U - much faster than IOE :-)
>
> Slower alternative View > Headers > Normal

Whoops - that should, read view > Headers > All

Regards,

Bob


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Bob Henson wrote:
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> Ernie Lane wrote:
>> How can I look at the full header for a message, much as you can do by
>> looking at the properties under Outlook Express? I am really surprised
>> you can't do the same thing (highlight, and right click) with Thunderbird.
>
> CTRL-U - much faster than IOE :-)
>
> Slower alternative View > Headers > Normal
>
> Regards,
>
> Bob
>
>
>

In OE the keystroke is CTRL+F3. Don't know about the speed and time
taken, Bob -- but the feature's present !

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Ernie Lane wrote:
> How can I look at the full header for a message, much as you can do by
> looking at the properties under Outlook Express? I am really surprised
> you can't do the same thing (highlight, and right click) with Thunderbird.

As already reported you can use the built in options.

You can also install additional extensions, some are:

https://addons.mozilla.org/extension...on=thunderbird

http://mnenhy.mozdev.org/customheaders.html

Ian