Undisclosed recipients - Hoe doe ik dit?? in outlook 2007

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Ik zie wel eens mailtjes met als geadresseerden "Undisclosed recipients". Hoe
krijg ik dat in Outlook 2007 (Vista) voor elkaar?
 
Ik zie wel eens mailtjes met als geadresseerden "Undisclosed recipients".Hoe
krijg ik dat in Outlook 2007 (Vista) voor elkaar?

please re-post in english, thank you very much in advance, just fyi!
 
Sorry, this Newsgroups speaks English unless someone speaking Indonesian
(Bahasa version of Malay) or Hindu shows up.
Try re-stating your question in English.

There are speakers of Dutch on this NG.

I say this because often posts in Nederlands do get replies in that
language...

When I (think I) understand the post, I sometimes reply in English. Of
course, I might be giving a person with hard-drive problems advice
about a printer :-)
 
There are speakers of Dutch on this NG.
I say this because often posts in Nederlands do get replies in that
language...
When I (think I) understand the post, I sometimes reply in English. Of
course, I might be giving a person with hard-drive problems advice about a
printer :-)

If you haven't guessed, I don't understand the OP. In particular, the
verb "krijg" mystifies me.
 
With Google Translate (http://translate.google.com),

"Ik zie wel eens mailtjes met als geadresseerden "Undisclosed
recipients". Hoe krijg ik dat in Outlook 2007 (Vista) voor elkaar?"

becomes

"Sometimes I see mails to recipients as "Undisclosed recipients". How I
get in Outlook 2007 (Vista) for each?"
 
The translation is no more comprehensible to me than the original was
:-)

I've had that happen before with Dutch. maybe that's why I didn't
bother to use Google (or any other) translation. Well, that plus a
visible degree of laziness...

Here's BabelFish
I see sometimes mailtjes with as addressees " Undisclosed recipients".
How do I get that in Outlook 2007 (Vista) for each other?

Note the failure to translate mailtjes, which is a diminutive of mail,
possibly to mean e-mail. I've seen that kind of thing before too.

Another site, freeTranslation.com, produces similar results.
 
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