Uses incorrect from address

Using Thunderbird mailer on laptop with M1217nfw wireless hp printer.
Eprint is picking up the "received from" field from the header file instead of the "From" address hence it will not print the attachments being sent. As you know the received from field is a long list of all the hops the messages take thru the network.
How can I get Eprint to use the From address for security comparison?

The thing is the ePrint spam filters don't just read the from section to check for spam, it also checks the suject line, so, if there are forward or reply tags in the subject line, ePrint see the message as spam. You'll need to remove all those tags before the messages will get through.
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