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I've used Outlook since 2000, and I love it, but in my experience I've grown
frustrated at the liberal use of the bcc functionality in the workplace. Is
there any way--or will there become any way in the future--for me to set my
Outlook so that emails blind carboned to anyone else go directly to my Junk
or Spam folder?
I think bcc works well for those trying to protect anonymity when you're
emailing something innocuous to a big group. But I think screening out sneaky
email would be one way to set the bar higher for managers and workers alike.

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

No and not likely to ever be.

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After furious head scratching, Norma D. asked:

| I've used Outlook since 2000, and I love it, but in my experience
| I've grown frustrated at the liberal use of the bcc functionality in
| the workplace. Is there any way--or will there become any way in the
| future--for me to set my Outlook so that emails blind carboned to
| anyone else go directly to my Junk or Spam folder?
| I think bcc works well for those trying to protect anonymity when
| you're emailing something innocuous to a big group. But I think
| screening out sneaky email would be one way to set the bar higher for
| managers and workers alike.