I started putting in qwerky headers into my emails ('cause I can).
One that I did was "X-message : What did you think you would find here?".
The weird thing is that Outlook treats this header as really special and
shows it at the top of the message as an Informational thing.
See http://digit.rodos.net/outlook.jpg for an example of one.
A great way to annoy Outlook users!
Anyone know what the x-message header is really for? I searched the RFC's
and could not find anything.
Rodos
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