Question?
 

Other than garbelling one E=Mail
is there any way to hide an E-Mail
so it cant be seen by the those
who one may not want them to
see?

Ben Mitts

Re: Question?
 

Ben Mitts wrote:

>
> Other than garbelling ones E=Mail
> is there any way to hide an E-Mail
> so it cant be seen by the those
> who one may not want them to
> see?
>
> Ben Mitts
>

Re: Question?
 

Ben Mitts wrote:
> Ben Mitts wrote:
>
>>
>> Other than garbelling ones E=Mail
>> is there any way to hide an E-Mail
>> so it cant be seen by the those
>> who one may not want them to
>> see?
>>
>> Ben Mitts
>>

1. Use password protected Windows user accounts
2. Use separate Mozilla profiles
3. Encrypt your Mozilla profile and password protect it
4. Store your profile in a non-standard place, such as a USB flash
drive, and put the drive in your pocket when you're not using the PC
5. Put the kids out for adoption and/or get a divorce?

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Re: Question?
 

Ed Mullen wrote:
> Ben Mitts wrote:
>
>> Ben Mitts wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> Other than garbelling ones E=Mail
>>> is there any way to hide an E-Mail
>>> so it cant be seen by the those
>>> who one may not want them to
>>> see?
>>>
>>> Ben Mitts
>>>
>
> 1. Use password protected Windows user accounts
> 2. Use separate Mozilla profiles
> 3. Encrypt your Mozilla profile and password protect it
> 4. Store your profile in a non-standard place, such as a USB flash
> drive, and put the drive in your pocket when you're not using the PC
> 5. Put the kids out for adoption and/or get a divorce?
>
Thank you for responding
much appreciated

However I blew my question
horribly.

It should have read:

Can one keep an E-Mail recipient
from seeing the senders E-Mail?



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accumulate for themselves teachers in accordance to their
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and will turn aside to myths.(2 Tim 4:2-4)

From The Word of God: And as Moses lifted up the serpent in
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whoever believes may in Him have eternal life." Therefore we
may, as many will to do so: "But as many as received Him, to
them He gave the right to become children of God, even to
those who believe in His name," (John 1:12)

Re: Question?
 

Ben Mitts wrote:
> Ed Mullen wrote:
>> Ben Mitts wrote:
>>
>>> Ben Mitts wrote:
>>>
>>>>
>>>> Other than garbelling ones E=Mail
>>>> is there any way to hide an E-Mail
>>>> so it cant be seen by the those
>>>> who one may not want them to
>>>> see?
>>>>
>>>> Ben Mitts
>>>>
>>
>> 1. Use password protected Windows user accounts
>> 2. Use separate Mozilla profiles
>> 3. Encrypt your Mozilla profile and password protect it
>> 4. Store your profile in a non-standard place, such as a USB flash
>> drive, and put the drive in your pocket when you're not using the PC
>> 5. Put the kids out for adoption and/or get a divorce?
>>
> Thank you for responding
> much appreciated
>
> However I blew my question
> horribly.
>
> It should have read:
>
> Can one keep an E-Mail recipient
> from seeing the senders E-Mail?

If you send me an email I will be able to see your email address.

If you send an email to me and four others listed as "To:" everyone will
see all the addresses.

To prevent the five recipients from seeing each others' addresses,
address them as "Bcc:" when listing them. We will all still see your
address.

BTW, I can't imagine any legitimate purpose for wanting to send an email
to me and prevent me from knowing with whom that message originated.
Can you please say why you want to do this?

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Ed Mullen
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Re: Question?
 

FYI, Ben, it's generally accepted practice that usenet message
signatures should not exceed 6 lines. Just a heads up.

http://mozilla.edmullen.net/moz_sigtag.html

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Re: Question?
 

Ed Mullen wrote:

> Ben Mitts wrote:
>
>> Ed Mullen wrote:
>>
>>> Ben Mitts wrote:
>>>
>>>> Ben Mitts wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Other than garbelling ones E=Mail
>>>>> is there any way to hide an E-Mail
>>>>> so it cant be seen by the those
>>>>> who one may not want them to
>>>>> see?
>>>>>
>>>>> Ben Mitts
>>>>>
>>>
>>> 1. Use password protected Windows user accounts
>>> 2. Use separate Mozilla profiles
>>> 3. Encrypt your Mozilla profile and password protect it
>>> 4. Store your profile in a non-standard place, such as a USB flash
>>> drive, and put the drive in your pocket when you're not using the PC
>>> 5. Put the kids out for adoption and/or get a divorce?
>>>
>> Thank you for responding
>> much appreciated
>>
>> However I blew my question
>> horribly.
>>
>> It should have read:
>>
>> Can one keep an E-Mail recipient
>> from seeing the senders E-Mail?
>
>
> If you send me an email I will be able to see your email address.
>
> If you send an email to me and four others listed as "To:" everyone will
> see all the addresses.
>
> To prevent the five recipients from seeing each others' addresses,
> address them as "Bcc:" when listing them. We will all still see your
> address.
>
> BTW, I can't imagine any legitimate purpose for wanting to send an email
> to me and prevent me from knowing with whom that message originated. Can
> you please say why you want to do this?

I was just thinking one day
if it could be done! No evil
reason for wanting to know

I was being honest.
>



Ben mitts :)

2

Re: Question?
 

Ben Mitts wrote:
> Ed Mullen wrote:
>
>> Ben Mitts wrote:
>>
>>> Ed Mullen wrote:
>>>
>>>> Ben Mitts wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Ben Mitts wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Other than garbelling ones E=Mail
>>>>>> is there any way to hide an E-Mail
>>>>>> so it cant be seen by the those
>>>>>> who one may not want them to
>>>>>> see?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Ben Mitts
>>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> 1. Use password protected Windows user accounts
>>>> 2. Use separate Mozilla profiles
>>>> 3. Encrypt your Mozilla profile and password protect it
>>>> 4. Store your profile in a non-standard place, such as a USB flash
>>>> drive, and put the drive in your pocket when you're not using the PC
>>>> 5. Put the kids out for adoption and/or get a divorce?
>>>>
>>> Thank you for responding
>>> much appreciated
>>>
>>> However I blew my question
>>> horribly.
>>>
>>> It should have read:
>>>
>>> Can one keep an E-Mail recipient
>>> from seeing the senders E-Mail?
>>
>>
>> If you send me an email I will be able to see your email address.
>>
>> If you send an email to me and four others listed as "To:" everyone
>> will see all the addresses.
>>
>> To prevent the five recipients from seeing each others' addresses,
>> address them as "Bcc:" when listing them. We will all still see your
>> address.
>>
>> BTW, I can't imagine any legitimate purpose for wanting to send an
>> email to me and prevent me from knowing with whom that message
>> originated. Can you please say why you want to do this?
>
> I was just thinking one day
> if it could be done! No evil
> reason for wanting to know
>
> I was being honest.
>>

No problem. I was just curious in case there was a way to achieve what
your ultimate goal was.

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Re: Question?
 

On 11 jun 2007, Ed Mullen<ed@edmullen.net>, had the following to say to
the folks in alt.fan.mozilla:

> signatures should not exceed 6 lines

Used to be four lines. Inflation, I guess.
--
Quivis

Re: Question?
 

On 11 jun 2007, Ben Mitts<benmitts@comcast.net>, had the following to
say to the folks in alt.fan.mozilla:

/99% bible crap snipped/
> (John 1:12)

Yeah, and then you can tell me the story of little red riding hood
while you're at it. Same origin: land of fairytales.

*plonk*

(but I guess you don't know what that is, either)
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Quivis