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Guest
When I send an email with BCC in it how can I get the BCC to print out with
the rest of my email
the rest of my email
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Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]
Print out?
Perhaps you do not understand the intent of the BCC field. It is to hide
recipients from anyone but you. That would most certainly include printouts.
Perhaps you do not understand the intent of the BCC field. It is to hide
recipients from anyone but you. That would most certainly include printouts.
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Guest
Hi Russ
I am the send and would like a hard copy of the BCC's to put on file - it is
very obvious how it works when you are the receiver but when you are the
sender it should work in your favour - I have worked it out myself and copied
the BCC field and pasted it into my email to print out.
I am the send and would like a hard copy of the BCC's to put on file - it is
very obvious how it works when you are the receiver but when you are the
sender it should work in your favour - I have worked it out myself and copied
the BCC field and pasted it into my email to print out.
Russ Valentine said:Print out?
Perhaps you do not understand the intent of the BCC field. It is to hide
recipients from anyone but you. That would most certainly include printouts.
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Cheryl said:When I send an email with BCC in it how can I get the BCC to print out
with
the rest of my email
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Gordon
Cheryl said:When I send an email with BCC in it how can I get the BCC to print
out with the rest of my email
May I ask, WHY do you need to print out ALL emails? Outlook is a FAR FAR
superior filing system to any paper based one.
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Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]
Right. That's what you have to do. Outlook cannot assume that your printout
will only be viewed by you, so it honors the "blind" part of BCC.
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
will only be viewed by you, so it honors the "blind" part of BCC.
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Cheryl said:Hi Russ
I am the send and would like a hard copy of the BCC's to put on file - it
is
very obvious how it works when you are the receiver but when you are the
sender it should work in your favour - I have worked it out myself and
copied
the BCC field and pasted it into my email to print out.
Russ Valentine said:Print out?
Perhaps you do not understand the intent of the BCC field. It is to hide
recipients from anyone but you. That would most certainly include
printouts.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Cheryl said:When I send an email with BCC in it how can I get the BCC to print out
with
the rest of my email