[Giantfriend]

My work email is forwarded to my home address which my Q10 then accesses. The issue is that the "from" is my home address and not the originator's address. Is there a way to view the originator's address in the header or somewhere else? This would make it easier when replying. My work uses Firstclass and I can't setup my Q10 to receive email directly from it.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks

[FCSC]

shot in the dark...

when setting up the forwarding there might be an option for it, or an option to include the original email as text (I think typically when a message is forwarded as text you get all the to, cc, subject information)

[Giantfriend]

Nope, but thanks. There is nothing there in the setup of my work email for that. The funny thing is that on my old Pearl (and forgive me for referring to it a lot) I could view that information by selecting the header info. I can't seem to do it here.

[MobileMadness002]

Is the email being forwarded from the server side or the client side? Just curious.

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[FCSC]

Nope, but thanks. There is nothing there in the setup of my work email for that. The funny thing is that on my old Pearl (and forgive me for referring to it a lot) I could view that information by selecting the header info. I can't seem to do it here.

Ahh sorry to hear, hopefully someone more informed then me will chime in!

[Giantfriend]

Server side.

[Giantfriend]

I did find one thing. I was able to set my work email to "redirect" instead of "forwarding." This worked, but I am not really sure of the difference as the email was still showing in my Inbox at work (which is what I wanted). So I guess this is how to do it.
Thanks for all the replies.

[MobileMadness002]

For testing peace of mind on your part, verify that after redirecting a copy of the original message is retained in your actual email account.

You don't sound uneducated and I am probably just stating what you already know, but I was under the impression that redirecting would not leave the message in your mail account.

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[Giantfriend]

Me to -- I thought redirecting would not leave the mail on my work account, but it did. So I am okay with this solution.

Cheers

[MobileMadness002]

Sweet, good to hear you have a working solution.

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