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Dan,

Dan, when i receive messages from groups.io through my gorge.net
account, the sender and subject do not appear as they do when i look
at the groups.io server.

I'm having difficulty visualizing just what your user is describing. Does "do not appear" really mean that they are missing, or does "do not appear as they do" mean that they look different (in some way that the user thinks is significant)?

However, when messages are received from AWORKOFMARC, the sender and
subject do appear. What is different about his account?

The word "from" in there puzzles me. Does he mean that when that specific other user (AWORKOFMARC) posts to the group that that user's messages come through to him with Subject and From intact? If so, how about other users? Or is it only his own messages that seem to come back missing these fields?

If he's talking of his own messages specifically, then have him report the email address next to the Unsubscribe link, at the bottom of the footer of one of his messages.

If he actually meant "received *by* AWORKOFMARC" that too is mysterious.
There are very limited ways in which the same message might be different when received by one member versus another member, and I believe that all of those are embodied in the Subscription page (choice of delivery format, choice of attachment size limit, etc.). Only the distinction between Individual, Digest, and Summary really has any impact on how Subject text and From (sender) information is presented.

I think Gorge.net came up in an earlier problem.

I didn't find any prior reference to gorge.net in GMF or beta, so I'm at a loss.

Absent more detail about what the user is actually seeing and how he is seeing it (using what interfaces) I can only speculate that any "fix" must reside within gorge.net. I am curious though, as I can't imagine an email system which "strips" Subject text and From information from email messages.

This is an issue with the way messages are shown on my account at the
gorgenet server and also when they are forwarded by gorgenet to my
outlook account on my computer.

Outlook is a strange beast (IMO), but not that strange. It is even less conceivable to me that messages presented in that application would be absent the Subject and From information - unless that info was somehow modified by the receiving service.

Shal


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