Eudora 6.1.1 - E-mail Client for Macintosh OS Classic 

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  Locating all headers:

Headers are the e-mail addresses of the senders or recipients, date/time of the e-mails, subjects, etc.  You can use headers to decipher who is really sending you e-mails.  If you receive spam, you can locate the headers of the message and send them to your Internet service provider.  They can then contact or black list the ISP from which the e-mails originated.  The following tutorial explains how to locate all the message headers.

Double click the message in question.

 

A new window appears much of the information contained in the message and headers.

On the Toolbar, click the BLAH BLAH BLAH button.

 

Much more information appears.

Highlight all the header information.
Right click one of the headers and select Copy from the menu.
Compose a new e-mail message, right click and select Paste from the menu.
E-mail the headers to your Internet Service Provider.  The ISP can then take appropriate action.

 

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