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Many e-mail clients display a 'friendly name' in the From field of the message header when the e-mail is sent. MailMarshal has the ability to re-write this header information so that the 'friendly name' is stripped from the message upon receipt.
To accomplish this, create a rule similar to the one below that performs a header re-write on the message once it has been received by MailMarshal:
Standard Rule: Remove Friendly From When a message arrives Where message is incoming Rewrite message headers using 'Remove Friendly From' And pass message to the next rule for processing.
To configure the header re-writing portion of this rule:
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