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I dunno. It once again seems so easy to use the "d" key, but if you are really interested in tracing the culprit, a sysadmin at cs.utk.edu can go through the smtp log (assuming it's a unix box) and try to find the node from which this mail message was sent. It's possible to forge this too, but it's a little less easy to do than to simply forge the "From" field (which is truly novice hacker stuff). Catching a less boring forger would require a realtime trace for which few people have the patience. The beauty of unix is its simplicity. Using the simplest of tools, it's very easy to connect to a host and send a message under an assumed name. If someone one has mastered this, then a sysadmin would have to be in the right place at the right time to catch the culprit. Long mail messages or overly frequent use would expose such a person, so don't expect such messages to happen very often. So...use the "d" key. Eugene Fiume.