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If you want to “redirect” an email that you get, so that it goes to someone else, without looking like a forward, but also has your return address instead of the original senders, use Command+Shift+D when using Mail.app on Mac OS X.
Command+Shift+D
I don’t know what this would really be called (it’s not a redirect but it’s close, and it’s not a forward, though that’s close too).
Pretty neat little trick.
If you’re reading this site via RSS, I apologize for the multiple postings of my “daily links”. I saw the bug earlier this week and through it’d fix itself, but it hasn’t.
I just made a few changes to the site code to try and shut down the errant postings… The problem is I’m not 100% sure where the postings are coming from, so hopefully, I’ve squashed the bug. If not, I’ll try something different tomorrow.
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