sender's address

Actually, the message was sent at random to a contact in the sender's address book.

Moreover, all of the messages identify the sender's address and phone number.

There was no sender's address anywhere on the outside.

It carried no date or sender's address, and was unsigned.

So it's important you keep some evidence of where the document came from, like the original email message that shows the sender's address.

The presidential aid glanced at the sender's address on the envelope. "

Duvivier wasn't expecting such a delivery; he picked up and looked at the sender's address.

The Internet provider that sends an e-mail message can use both methods at the same time to vouch for the veracity of the sender's address.

But there was no sender's address.'

If the sender's address isn't on the envelope, Royal Mail will open the item to see if there's an address inside.

You can set up message rules that will block mail containing certain words or phrases in the message's subject line or text regardless of the sender's address.

There was also the introduction of anonymous remailers which were capable of stripping away the sender's address from mail packets before sending them to the receiver.

When I attempt to reply to a message in my provate message in box, the "reply" function in doesn't populate with the sender's address.

He had been, he saw, too optimistic: the deliveries lacked a sender's address, being marked only with a code of origination that indicated the general location of pickup.

"The sender's address appeared to be associated with the principal, but was not actually assigned to him," Mr. Condon wrote, adding that the author was probably a "computer-savvy student."

Put simply, "Semi-" means that the first lines of paragraphs are indented; "Modified" means that the sender's address, date, and closing are significantly indented.

Actually, America Online addresses are the easiest to trace, especially with a warrant; in the case of a perceived threat to national security, even anonymous remailers can have the sender's address decrypted.

He wrote a program that blocks all e-mail to himself and the seven employees of the Web services company he founded, unless the sender's address has been added to a list of acceptable names.

Communication between threads in V uses synchronous message passing, with short, fixed-length messages that can include access rights for the receiver to read or write part of the sender's address space before replying.

Cover letters use standard business letter style, with the sender's address and other information, the recipient's contact information, and the date sent after either the sender's or the recipient's address.

At this time, "Mayotte et dépendances" (Mayotte and dependencies) was written on the date stamp where the letters originated; only the sender's address or the correspondence point to the real origin.

Each of these packages gets a wrapper that includes information on the sender's address, the receiver's address, the package's place in the entire message, and how the receiving computer can be sure that the package arrived intact.

If they accept the email during the connection phases then, after further checking refuse it - for example because they believe it to be spam they will use the (potentially forged) sender's address to attempt a good-faith effort to report the problem to the apparent sender.

These modern alternatives have some advantages: in addition to their speed, they may be more secure, e.g. because the general public can not learn the sender's address from the envelope, and occasionally traditional items of mail may fail to arrive, e.g. due to vandalism to mailboxes, unfriendly pets, and adverse weather conditions.

When a computer on the private (internal) network sends an IPv4 packet to the external network, the NAT device replaces the internal IP address in the source field of the packet header (sender's address) with the external IP address of the NAT device.