Need to investigate the forensics of an email message? You can view full message headers in Microsoft Outlook 2019 and 2016 using one of these two options.

Desktop App – Option 1

1. Double-click the email message to display it in its own full window.
2. Select “File” > “Properties“.
   
3. The Properties window is displayed. View the message header in the “Internet headers” field at the bottom of the window.
   

Desktop App – Option 2

1. Double-click the email message to display it in its own full window.
2. Select the tiny arrow in the “Tags” section.
   
3. The Properties window is displayed. View the message header in the “Internet headers” field at the bottom of the window.
   

Double click to open the specified email whose sender’s IP address you will find. In the Message window, please click the anchor in the Tags group on the Message tab to open the Properties dialog box. See screenshot: Note: You can also open the Properties dialog box by clicking File Info Properties.

Outlook Web Access

If you’re using Outlook Web Access, you can select the three dots (…) located at the upper-right corner while in the message, then choose “View Message details“.

FAQ

Why is the Internet headers box is blank when I attempt to look at it?

You can only see the message headers for messages you have received. If you are looking at “Sent Items“, there will be nothing to show.

Mail User Guide

You can create rules that help you manage incoming email messages and automate tasks, such as replying to or deleting messages. For example, you can create a rule that highlights messages from a specific person, or that automatically moves messages from your inbox to other mailboxes.

1. In the Mail app on your Mac, choose Mail > Preferences, then click Rules.

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   To review an example of a rule, select a provided rule, then click Edit. To close the rule, click Cancel.

2. Click Add Rule, then type a name for the rule.

3. Indicate whether any or all of the conditions must be true for the rule to be applied to a message.

4. Specify the conditions.

   To use different header fields in conditions, choose Edit Header List from the first pop-up menu. To add your own header, click the Add button in the Message Headers window.

5. Choose actions to perform on messages that meet the conditions. To specify multiple actions, click the Add button .

   You can use AppleScript scripts as rule actions.

6. When you’re done, click OK, then decide to apply rules to existing messages already in mailboxes or to new messages.

   You can apply rules to existing messages later by choosing Message > Apply Rules.

If you have multiple rules, they’re applied in the order in which they appear in the list of rules; drag a rule up or down to change the order.

Mail stops applying rules to a message when it encounters the Stop Evaluating Rules action, or when a message is transferred to another mailbox by rules used on a mail server or computer or device synced to your computer.

If you use iCloud Drive, your rules are available on your other Mac computers that have iCloud Drive turned on. Files attached to rules, such as sound files or scripts, aren’t available. See Use iCloud Drive to store documents.