Thanks, Tommie.  I (have to) use Outlook here at work, unfortunately.  I
guess it is doing what you say.    Yech!

Tom P
> 
> 
> At 12:12 PM -0500 3/3/03, Passin, Tom wrote:
> >This message, and several others posted today, are __NOT__ from me, 
> >even though my name is in the From: header.
> >
> >The are actually from
> >
> >ds5j@xxxxxxxxxx
> >
> >and I would appreciate it if this individual would correct his/her 
> >postings.
> 
> Tom --
> 
> Your email application is playing tricks on you. 
> ds5j@xxxxxxxxxx doesn't provide a name with his/her postings, 
> just an email address. Some email tools display something 
> silly when there is no name (I use Eudora, which by default 
> fills in missing names with "Some Bozo"), others fill in the 
> default name in their environment, usually the name of the 
> user. So, many XSL-List subscribers will see their own names 
> as the "sender" of ds5j@xxxxxxxxxx's messages. The good news 
> is that nobody but you will see your name there.
> 
> I have asked ds5j@xxxxxxxxxx to put a name on his/her 
> messages, but don't have any mechanism for automatically 
> bouncing messages without a sender name.
> 
> -- Tommie
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