Thank you for your reply.

I took everyone's answers and tried them - I took a few files and forwarded
them to myself (yes it is tedious but it worked); moved files to my Yahoo.com
and then did a SmartCheck to move them into my Rogers.com account. In other
words it can be done, but is a pain. I then checked with Rogers regardng the
security issue and found that they were having challenges, so there you go.
Apparently no one is shielded from 'the nasties'
I am still using OE but guardedly.

Happy Hallowe'en - think a mystery gobblin got into my system just to
frustrate me.

Michael Santovec wrote:
It will be in the attachment, but that won't show in the message list on
the server. The user would have to open a message then open the
attachment to see the original sender and date.

If they do a simple forward, they still have to open the message to see
the original sender and date, but the information will appear in the
message body so they won't have to open an attachment to see it.

I think if one uses Forward As Attachment, the attached mail "sender
and
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