Displaying full message headers

I'm trying to debug a BlackBerry-specific email issue and I need to be able to display full message headers in a BlackBerry to be able to do. My searching around the net has only dug up two or three folks saying it's not possible. Is this true? If not, how do I do it? I've been through every option screen I can find.

starman7 wrote:
Any way to see in Convergence?Right click email to get context menu => Other... => "Display Full Headers".
Regards,
Shane.

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You’re welcome.
When I removed the preference file (com.apple.mail.plist), I also removed
the folder "Mail" so as to start from scratch completely.
Well, that’s not what you said in your first post...
I only use "Other" because I read in one of Apple's notes that one should
try "Other" in the event that the OS X Mail import failed (which it did).
This is wrong in the case of Mail 2.x. That has to be an old article. Could you please be more specific as to where exactly did you find it?
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Locally stored mailboxes can be copied to the Desktop or anywhere else by just dragging them there from Mail itself (for server-stored IMAP mailboxes, copy the messages to locally stored “On My Mac” mailboxes in Mail first). These, however, are .mbox folders (not standard mbox files), where messages are stored in individual .emlx files that other mail clients don’t know or care about. They can be imported back into Mail doing File > Import Mailboxes and choosing Mail for Mac OS X as the data format.
It also explains why the import only brought in 5,200 items instead of the 7,900.
The question is: where are the others?
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Right. I missed that part of your first post. Sorry.
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Here’s the procedure I usually suggest to set up Mail again from scratch:
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riegertml wrote:
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riegertml wrote:
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riegertml wrote:
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riegertml wrote:
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riegertml wrote:
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riegertml wrote:
My next course of action is to factory restore the iPhone 5 and remove all traces of the backups from the iPhone 4. In the process we are going to lose lots of data that is very important.
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