Displaying the message source English Version

1. Launching Thunderbird:
   Open the Mozilla Thunderbird email client on your device.

2. Selecting a Message:
   Choose the message you want to analyze. You can open it by:

   • Double-clicking on the message, or

   • Right-clicking on the message and selecting "Open in a New Tab".

3. Accessing More Options:
   Once the message is open, locate the options next to "Reply," "Reply All," "Forward," etc.
   Click on the "More" button.

4. Viewing the Source:
   From the dropdown menu, select "View Source" to access the message's raw details.

5. Saving the Source:
   Copy the entire source code and save it to a text file. This file can then be shared for analysis.

Open

Open

1. Logging In:
   Open your browser and navigate to outlook.office.com. Log in with your credentials.

2. Selecting a Message:
   Locate and open the email you want to analyze by clicking on it.

3. Accessing Message Options:

   • In the open email, click on the three dots (More Actions) in the top-right corner of the message window.

   • From the dropdown menu, select "View" > "View Message Details" (or a similar option depending on your Outlook version).

4. Viewing the Source:
   A window will appear showing the email’s headers and source details.

5. Saving the Source:
   Copy the entire content displayed and save it to a text file. This file can then be shared for analysis.
   
   

Checking the Message Source in the Desktop Outlook Client

1. Open Outlook and Find the Message:
   Launch the Outlook desktop application and locate the email of interest.

2. Open the Email:
   Double-click the email to open it in a new window.

3. Access the Message Options:
   In the top-left corner of the opened message window, click on File or a similar menu option depending on your Outlook version.

4. View Source:
   Look for an option such as Properties or Message Options to access the header and source details.

   5. Copy the content of the window

6. Copy the entire content into a text file to make it available for analysis.