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C702 Email Header

C702 WGU Email Header

TermDefinition
Apparently-To Messages with many recipients sometimes have a long list of headers of the form "Apparently-to: rth@bieberdordf.edu"
Bcc Blind carbon copy. Sends copies of e-mails to people who might want to receive replies or appear in the headers. Popular with spammers since they confuse many inexperienced users
Cc Carbon copy. Specifies additional recipients beyond those listed in the "To"header
Comments Some mailers add this header to identify the sender; however, spammers often add it by hand (with false information)
Content-Transfer-Encoding Relates to MIME, a standard way of enclosing non-text content in e-mail. It has no direct relevance to the delivery of mail, but it affects how MIME- compliant mail programs interpret the content of the message
Content-Type MIME header, which informs the MIME-compliant email programs regarding the type of content to expect in the message
Date Specifies a date of creation and sending of the email
Errors-To Specifies an address for mailer-generated errors, such as bounce messages and to go (instead of the sender's address).
Message-Id Specifies a unique ID associated with each message that the firl mail server coming across to the message generally assigns to it
In-Reply-To Usenet header that occasionally appears in mail, the "In-Reply-To" headers gives the message ID of the message to which it is replying.
MIME-Version MIME header that specifies the version of the MIME protocol used by the sender
Newgroups Appears in e-mail connected with Usenet-either e-mail copies of Usenet postings or e-mail replies to postings. It specifies the newgroup(s) to which the user had posted the reply message
Organizaiton An entirely free-form header that holds the name of the organization through which the sender of the message has net access. The sender can generally control this header
References Rare in e-mail except for copies of Usenet postings. It is used to identify the upstream posts to which a message is a response
Priority Free-form header that assigns a priority to the mail. Most of software ignores it. Spammers use it often in an attempt to get their messages read
Reply-To Specifies an address for sending replies. Used by spammers to deflect criticism.
Sender appears occasionally, mostly in copes of Usenet posts. It IDs the sender. more reliable identifier than the "From" line
Subject Completely free-form field specified by the sender to describe the subject of the message
To Specifies to who the message is addressed. Note that the "To" header does not always contain the recipient's address
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