Russ,
With respect I would suggest you READ the thread(s) ESPECIALLY my
response
to Alligator (4/18/2007 10:13 AM PST), where this FULLY explains the
view
I
am using! (Smell the coffee!). You have quoted "but then of course you
failed
to
provide any relevant information, such as your Outlook version, the
view
you
are using..". I HAVE FULLY explained the view I am using! granted I
have
NOT quoted the Outlook version I have (which is Outlook 2003,
11.5608.5606).
Further on in that very same mail I have stated "As stated at the
opening,
I
am SURE I had this before (where the bcc COULD be seen BEFORE opening
the
mail), and I still maintain that fact.
The other guys have offered an ALTERNATIVE (show the column), but this
is
not what I was looking for, reference my previous thoughts (I am SURE
etc). I
still maintain my thoughts, that it COULD be seen, along with the To,
and
CC
indicators (Not column headers).
Thanks for your comments though, and I am sure you thought you were
being
constructive, but it appeared you hadn't read the full thread.
Cheers
:
If I understand your question, you are asking how to view the BCC
field
without opening the message. The correct answer is Outlook does not do
that.
Never has. Not sure why you think it did, but then of course you
failed
to
provide any relevant information, such as your Outlook version, the
view
you
are using, and how you customized that view--all in play.
Answers were correct. Open the message. Your question's assumptions
were
not
correct.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Thanks Scott,
BUT.... Still not the correct answer, I'm afraid :-(
If you have a look at Alligators reply, and my response to that, you
will
note that he has given the same reply as yourself, but that is still
not
the
correct answer :-(
Anyone else??
:
Open your sent items folder, right click the column headers and
choose
"field chooser". Select "All Mail Fields" and drag the bcc field
to
your
column headers.
Scott
EggHeadCafe.com - .NET Developer Portal of Choice
http://www.eggheadcafe.com