Hello,  Paul,how are you ?
 PQ> In Thunderbird I always check the _source_ of unknowns first, Jean.
 PQ> [Ctrl]+U will view them for you in plain text, without activating
 PQ> anything harmful (it works also in Firefox, although by the time you do
 PQ> that it's already too late in FF).  I never use the viewing 'panel' or
 PQ> whatever it's called in TB.

	Your advice is really appreciated. You might have noticed that I was not
born yesterday and I do use the PC cautiously. In Gmail, there is a click
that one can do and it shows all the details of the sender's data and the
"path" that was followed to my mail box. A great lot of this
information is above me; I can somehow decipher a bit of it and if there is
text there that I do not recognize, I delete it subito-presto.

	I played around this mentioned mail as I was 100% protected with a very
recent clone. No bad action has manifested itself yet ! The Ctrl-U is a TB
function, in Gmail it is "Show Original", all of the message
meta-data is shown then. I will try and study this more deeply when I get
back to civilization, next week.

	Light snow this morn.

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