how to find the originating station name of any e mail we receive?
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in any email client you can click on view>full header.  this will reveal the original ip address of the email.
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http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/ext/
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Look at your sent folder
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1. Ask her to send you an email.\n2. Turn on your Full Mail Hearders from Option in your account.\n3. Open her email sent to you and find out the originating IP address from full headers.\n4. Go to http://www.ip2location.com and put the IP address there. It will tell you the county from where the IP address belongs.
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assuming you have a mail server running and the box is linux you can type "mail who@where.com" in a terminal and type the message, end the message with a blank line and ctrl-d
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Open  your email in full header mode ( you have to locate the "full header" button/link. In yahoo its on the bottom left of the email message page).From there you can find out the IP address of the computer from where the email originated.\nThen go to "www.geobytes.com/IpLocator.htm?GetLocation"  and enter the IP address and it will tell you the country where that particular computer is located.
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With Mail.app open, go to the Mail menu, and choose preferences. The first pane will list your email accounts. Choose the one whose server you need to know and open it. You'll see the server address.
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On the email, if it is yahoo, hit full headers at the bottom of the page. Look for the originating IP address. Run it threw http://www.ipaddressguide.com/ (geolocation by IP address) and compare. That will give you their location. But if the numbers are the same, I think that says enuf!
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where in outlook or yahoomail,
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Check your span settings in mail options.
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You will find it in the inbox or maybe in the junk or bulk mail folder.
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you could..... try to go to yahoo mail and go to the addresses... then you could identify it now....
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Yes they can.\nIf you set up your options in yahoo to show the full header you can usually see the real origin of the email. If you are using an email program like Outlook Express if you right click on a message in the inbox then click properties then details you can get the same information
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Depending on service, you can check it through the website it stems from.\n\nFor example the Army is:\n\nhttp://www.us.army.mil , log in and go to e-mail button on the top right.  \n\nNow unit specific e-mail address such as the 1st Infantry Division, is a locally controlled address and will need to be setup through the Signal Corps offices.
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Look it up in yahoo like this:\n"[Name of your city]" +"88.1 fm"
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that depends on who your internet provider is. You can give them a call and ask them, it would be something like mail.pop."(internet provider name)".
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In case of yahoo open the email, scroll down to the bottom right, click on full header, the IP written beside "received from [x.x.x.x]" is the ip of the originating pc...the full header option is available with most of the email services...after that you can use ip lookup services to find out which ISP the ip belongs to...however if the sender is using dsl or some sort of nat/internet connection sharing (i.e; private ip) then it is difficult...to the trace the exact pc...X-OriginatingIP is the ip of the mail server. Even if the ip is dynamic the ISP can tell which pc has been alloted that ip at that particular time.