I, some users ask me if is possibile to send anonymous messages from
outlook, i think no, but i would some suggestions from you and after
answer to users.
Thanks to all
Kentucky

Not really... there's usually some way for the message to be tracked back to
you (IP addresses, etc). There are services out there for truly anonymous
mail (web sites, etc)

"Kentucky" wrote in message
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I, some users ask me if is possibile to send anonymous messages from
outlook, i think no, but i would some suggestions from you and after
answer to users.
Thanks to all
Kentucky

Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook] ha scritto:

Not really... there's usually some way for the message to be tracked back to
you (IP addresses, etc). There are services out there for truly anonymous
mail (web sites, etc)

"Kentucky" wrote in message
ps.com...
I, some users ask me if is possibile to send anonymous messages from
outlook, i think no, but i would some suggestions from you and after
answer to users.
Thanks to all
Kentucky


For anonymous messages I say the possibility to send messages without
specify any senders for the messages, so that the recipient receive a
mail with From=blank.

You can put whatever you want in the properties of your mail account in
Outlook (name & email address). So, that will obscure things but I'm not
sure why you'd want to do this.

"Kentucky" wrote in message
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For anonymous messages I say the possibility to send messages without
specify any senders for the messages, so that the recipient receive a
mail with From=blank.

Kentucky wrote:

For anonymous messages I say the possibility to send messages without
specify any senders for the messages, so that the recipient receive a
mail with From=blank.

Whether or not the From field is blank has no bearing on whether or not the
message is anonymous. It's whether or not the sender address and headers
are masked that truly bears upon the subject. There's no way I know in
Outlook to not have a sender address, which, if there is no From field, will
be interpreted by the recipient client as From. (I don't know of any way in
Outlook to exclude the From, either.)
--
Brian Tillman

Brian Tillman ha scritto:

Kentucky wrote:

For anonymous messages I say the possibility to send messages without
specify any senders for the messages, so that the recipient receive a
mail with From=blank.

Whether or not the From field is blank has no bearing on whether or not the
message is anonymous. It's whether or not the sender address and headers
are masked that truly bears upon the subject. There's no way I know in
Outlook to not have a sender address, which, if there is no From field, will
be interpreted by the recipient client as From. (I don't know of any way in
Outlook to exclude the From, either.)
--
Brian Tillman



Thanks to all, but now my problem is more difficult because the users
ask me to send anonymous messages from their account only to one mail
address and i think it is impossibile..., so i'll say them that there
are no way to send anonymous messages from outlook....

Brian Tillman ha scritto:

Kentucky wrote:

For anonymous messages I say the possibility to send messages without
specify any senders for the messages, so that the recipient receive a
mail with From=blank.

Whether or not the From field is blank has no bearing on whether or not the
message is anonymous. It's whether or not the sender address and headers
are masked that truly bears upon the subject. There's no way I know in
Outlook to not have a sender address, which, if there is no From field, will
be interpreted by the recipient client as From. (I don't know of any way in
Outlook to exclude the From, either.)
--
Brian Tillman



Thanks to all, but now my problem is more difficult because the users
ask me to send anonymous messages from their account only to one mail
address and i think it is impossibile..., so i'll say them that there
are no way to send anonymous messages from outlook....