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sixth sense

Hi Gurus!
Good day!
I have just been apointed as our network assistant supervisor.
We dont have a mail server.
Some of our men here send and recieved mail with BCC.
I just wonder if I can sneak into that mail and see if there
are realy BCC or not. If there is/are then I need to know who.
Some confindential information should not leak out from our
organization.
My boss is just very curious about this.
Any help is highly appreaciated!
Thank you very much

Florant
 
Bcc is hidden and not accessible unless you view the original item in
the user's Sent Items folder.
 
Hi,

I don't know a lot about Outlook specifically, so this is
just a line of thought...

Word uses Normal.dot to store macros on the master
template, as Excel uses Personal.xls; maybe there is some
way to replace the similar Outloof template file with one
that includes the following feature (and don't hammer me
on the syntax - I'm certain it's not this simple...):

Dim Bcc as String
Dim BccContents as String

' run the macro when the Outlook calls the template,
' on Message.Open, for example

' on Message.Send, macro evaluates Bcc field:

If IsNotNull(Bcc) Then BccContents = Bcc

....then write BccContents to a text file in a network
folder you can periodically appraise using an Excel
WebQuery. If Bcc.txt changes from one query to the next,
you can have Excel alert you, or run another macro of
some sort to extrapolate more header info from the
associated message.

Just a first quick thought,

Matthew

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