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WraithMan
Is there any way to view BCC field in received emails?
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Diane Poremsky [MVP]
no, BCC information is not available in mail you receive.
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Steve Lenaghan
Unfortunately no. That's why it's called Blind Carbon Copy. Thank
goodness 'cause that could make for some BIG message files. If more
people would use BCC it would make for neater messages.
Steve L.
goodness 'cause that could make for some BIG message files. If more
people would use BCC it would make for neater messages.
Steve L.
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Kiko +
How would I know if the message I received was intended as a BCC to me? I'm
trying to make an automated formatting to change the inbox line to a new
color if a message was sent as BCC.
Thanks in advance.
trying to make an automated formatting to change the inbox line to a new
color if a message was sent as BCC.
Thanks in advance.
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Lorien
You wouldn't. To my knowledge, there's no way to color code the BCC
recipients different from the primary recipients.
If you click on outbox and then on the Organize icon, you can get different
colors if you're the only recipient, but I'm not sure how that applies to
BCCs. If it's sent to just you and three other BCCs, I'm not sure if you'd
see the color for only you or if you'd be aware others got it.
recipients different from the primary recipients.
If you click on outbox and then on the Organize icon, you can get different
colors if you're the only recipient, but I'm not sure how that applies to
BCCs. If it's sent to just you and three other BCCs, I'm not sure if you'd
see the color for only you or if you'd be aware others got it.
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Andy
In the organise view, choose Using Colours. Click on the Advanced
tab.
Fields - All mail fields - Bcc and enter your criteria.
Andy
tab.
Fields - All mail fields - Bcc and enter your criteria.
Andy
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Lorien
I don't see that option for BCC in Outlook 2000 - perhaps it's in a later
version.
But I think she wants to know how to tell if the email she received is a BCC
or not. In effect, she wants to know if others are aware she received a
copy of the email. Unless the sender encodes the message as you suggest
(assuming she has a version on which that's possible), there's no way for
her to be able to figure out which way it was sent to her.
version.
But I think she wants to know how to tell if the email she received is a BCC
or not. In effect, she wants to know if others are aware she received a
copy of the email. Unless the sender encodes the message as you suggest
(assuming she has a version on which that's possible), there's no way for
her to be able to figure out which way it was sent to her.