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how do I check the source of a message

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kisfiu
kisfiu

Sometimes I receive messages perpetrated to originate from a trusted source directing me to click on a link, to log in etc. These fake emails need to be identified by checking the source. I was able to do that in Outlook express by selecting "properties" in turn the source of the message as well as the path it has taken is displayed. This allows a definite identification of fake dangerous Email. How can I accomplish this with Thunderbird?

Sometimes I receive messages perpetrated to originate from a trusted source directing me to click on a link, to log in etc. These fake emails need to be identified by checking the source. I was able to do that in Outlook express by selecting "properties" in turn the source of the message as well as the path it has taken is displayed. This allows a definite identification of fake dangerous Email. How can I accomplish this with Thunderbird?

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Hello kisfu,

Would you please take a look at this article :

https://www.lifewire.com/view-source-of-message-thunderbird-1173188

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McCoy
McCoy

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Hello kisfu,

Would you please take a look at this article :

https://www.lifewire.com/view-source-of-message-thunderbird-1173188