I'm using outlook 2000,

I am sending about 20 names in the BCC field but some times one of the
e-mail address is no good so outlook won't send any of them but it also won't
tell me which one is bad. Is there a way to see which one is bad?

"(E-Mail Removed)" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote
in message news:C7693F54-F5BD-4156-BD66-(E-Mail Removed)...

> I'm using outlook 2000,
>
> I am sending about 20 names in the BCC field but some times one of the
> e-mail address is no good so outlook won't send any of them but it also
> won't
> tell me which one is bad. Is there a way to see which one is bad?

Outlook should send to all the good addresses and you should get a
non-delivery report for the address is bad.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

What do you mean "is no good" - an address does not have the format
(E-Mail Removed)? If so, it should be easy to spot and correct it.

If it is a valid address, but does not exist at the destination mail
server, then ... as Brian stated in his earlier post.

(E-Mail Removed) wrote:
> I'm using outlook 2000,
>
> I am sending about 20 names in the BCC field but some times one of the
> e-mail address is no good so outlook won't send any of them but it also won't
> tell me which one is bad. Is there a way to see which one is bad?