On Wednesday 24 October 2001 07:23am, you wrote: > on 10/24/01 5:03 AM, Sevatio at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > I'm just curious if any of you consider a "TO:" column as being important > > for email clients. Why won't some of the email readers (like Kmail & > > Netscape/Mozilla) include this important "TO:" column? It would allow me > > to quickly spot if its junk mail or just know who it's addressed to. I > > currently use StarOffice for email but would rather use something fast > > with this feature. > > Any email that was addressed to someone will have a "to:" header. Most spam > will not address their email to anyone. Instead they place your email > address in the bcc header. So technically an email like that isn't "to" > anyone, although it is being blind carbon copied to someone. bcc is just > like cc except no one but the sender knows who it was bcc'ed to. > > That is a very common and simple technique of spammers to make filtering > them more difficult. > > Kmail does have a "to:" column, as does any email reader. It's what I use > to filter mail from this mailing list into its folder. > > Matt > >
Matt, what version Kmail are you using and how did you get it to display the "TO:" column? Sevatio
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