5 Tips on using Bcc in Outlook Email

re: 5 Tips on using Bcc in Outlook Email

adilshahraz — Mon, 31 Dec 2012 06:49:29 GMT

i m using my ms outlook 2007 problem facing is that when i send mail, all recep recieved mail except bcc but sent item show all bcc emails

re: 5 Tips on using Bcc in Outlook Email

lowndesw — Wed, 01 Aug 2012 12:48:02 GMT

Great new look!!

re: 5 Tips on using Bcc in Outlook Email

lowndesw — Wed, 01 Aug 2012 12:25:53 GMT

Well, my previous comment posted, it says I'm "signed in" OK, but it posts as "Anonymous", and where did that picture come from?? That ain't me!! Or anyone I know.

Hey, Outlook!! What is going on??

re: 5 Tips on using Bcc in Outlook Email

lowndesw — Wed, 01 Aug 2012 12:22:07 GMT

Is anyone else having issues with the capcha (security test with odd letters and numerals)?? I regularly have to fill out three (after checking and rechecking each), and then it just give up on me, I guess. Pain in the rear.

re: 5 Tips on using Bcc in Outlook Email

Bob Dougherty — Mon, 02 Jul 2012 22:24:14 GMT

As someone who has seen and made far too many cringe-worthy BCC blunders, I'd like to suggest a new Outlook feature. I want Outlook to confront me with a gigantic "Warning" when I hit Reply-To-All on a message where I was blind-copied and others were named on its TO or CC list. This could save a lot of grief, and maybe a job or relationship.

re: 5 Tips on using Bcc in Outlook Email

sethafawubo — Wed, 30 May 2012 19:28:55 GMT

Daniel Blois is right about Tip #5. What Daniel stipulates is that if you hit "To Sender Only", your identity is revealed to the Sender only and to no one else on the "To" nor "Cc" list. Conversely, if you hit "Reply to All" then and then only is your identity revealed to everyone.

re: 5 Tips on using Bcc in Outlook Email

sethafawubo — Wed, 30 May 2012 18:49:48 GMT

Clever maneouvre! Thanks

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Gavin Ding — Sat, 14 Apr 2012 07:49:58 GMT

OK.

re: 5 Tips on using Bcc in Outlook Email

ShelLuser — Thu, 29 Mar 2012 03:35:03 GMT

I don't see the error to be honest. The article doesn't claim that all other BCC recipients will see your response, only that the accounts which end up in your To and CC fields will know. Maybe I'm reading things differently (I'm not a native English speaker) but in my opinion the article doesn't imply that everyone who got a BCC message as well will be included in your reply.

re: 5 Tips on using Bcc in Outlook Email

djblois — Wed, 28 Mar 2012 02:02:57 GMT

There is an error in this article. If I am a BCC recipient and I hit reply, the other recipients will NOT learn about me. Only if I hit Reply-to-all will they learn about me. That should be corrected for the people that do not know.