When you use the send-as feature of gmail, this does not completely
hid the gmail account information. Information on your gmail account
is displayed in the Sender header and gmail also adds a domainkeys
signature to the mail. Most clients simply ignore all that
information, although some clients will display information on either
the Sender or signature in some way in their interface. There is
nothing you can do to change these headers from the gmail side.
On Aug 22, 4:24 am, deepakk wrote:
> I am not using Outlook. I am opening the gmail in IE browser and when
> I click show details it shows me this line "Signed by Google".
> too
> On Aug 20, 10:48 pm, wár17 § wrote:
> > Only Outlook shows that message. No other email client see it.
> > On Aug 19, 9:56 pm, deepakk wrote:
> > > Hi,
> > > On a domain limited user e-mail accounts can be created. Hence there
> > > are some accounts which do not exist on the domain but through gmail I
> > > am able to send mails as if I am sending throiugh that account. e.g.
> > > [email address] account does not exist on xyz.com. But through gmail
> > > settings I can send mails and they look to origiante from [email address].
> > > The problem is that at the bottom I get a message"Signed by Google".
> > > Can I avoid this message?- Hide quoted text -
> > - Show quoted text -
