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How to Add Bcc Recipients in Windows Mail or Outlook Express

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Name: How to Add Bcc Recipients in Windows Mail or Outlook Express
Submitter: www.yourforum.gr
Category: Windows Tutorials
Submitted: 5 Oct 2011
Updated: 5 Oct 2011
Views: 355
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How to Add Bcc Recipients in Windows Mail or Outlook Express
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Description:
Bcc recipients are special: they get a copy of a message, just like Cc recipients do. But the addresses of the Bcc recipients do not show up in the mail, the Bcc recipients stay anonymous.
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By default, Windows Mail and Outlook Express does only show the To and Cc fields. That can be changed, though!
Add Bcc Recipients in Windows Mail or Outlook Express

To add a Bcc recipient to a new message in Windows Mail or Outlook Express:

Select View from the message's menu.
Make sure All Headers is checked.

A Bcc: field appears right below the Cc: field and can be used to add Bcc recipients to the message in Windows Mail or Outlook Express. You can also use it to send an email to undisclosed recipients.

Find Out Who You Bcc:ed Later

After you have sent the message, the copy in your Sent Items folder will not overtly display the Bcc: recipients. But you can still find out who you bcc:ed on a message in Windows Mail or Outlook Express.
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