Outlook Express
Right click on the message and select Properties.
Choose the Details tab and select the Message Source Button.
Right click, Select All (CTRL + A) and Right click, select Copy (CTRL + C).
Close the Message Source window and the Properties window.
Select New Mail and position your cursor in the body of the E-mail.
Right click, Paste (CTRL + V) the copied information.
Send the E-mail to spamblock@security.rr.com


Outlook
Open the message.
Click the View menu and select Options. You should see a pop up window. Find the box called "Internet Headers" near the bottom of the window. This box contains the full headers. To copy the contents, put your mouse pointer in the box, right-click and choose Select All. All the text in the box will then be highlighted. Right-click in the box again and this time choose Copy.
Click on Close.
You can paste the headers into your spam report.
With the message you plan to submit still open, click Forward.
Right click, Paste (CTRL + V) the copied header information into the body of the message.
Send the E-mail to spamblock@security.rr.com


Thunderbird
Select the message.
Go to View, select Message Source.
Copy the headers - Right click, Select All (CTRL + A) and Right click, select Copy (CTRL + C).
Select Write.
Paste the full headers into the body of your email - Right click, Paste (CTRL + V) the copied information.
Send the E-mail to spamblock@security.rr.com


Google Mail (Gmail)
Click on the More options command near the top of a message.
Click on the Show original command near the end of the list of command options.
Select all of the text, copy it, and paste it into the body of your email.
Send the E-mail to spamblock@security.rr.com

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