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Charlie Golf -  
 floempa -
Hello,
I sent a file to several people via "undisclosed recipients." I didn't note to whom I had sent it and I'm looking for a way to retrieve this list to check if I forgot anyone.
Is it possible?
CG
Configuration: Windows XP Internet Explorer 7.0

4 answers

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    pasthou Posted messages 11309 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   1 523
     
    Yes, you need to go to the source code of the message...
    Right-click on the message...Properties......Details
    and then click on Message Source....and there you have the details of your hidden recipients (BCC)

    @+
    pasthou
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    1. Charlie Golf
       
      Hi Pasthou,
      Thank you for your reply.
      I did what you suggested: when I click on properties, the contact sheet "undisclosed recipients" opens, but it's in my name. There is obviously no one else on this general sheet since every time I send a group email, I enter the different recipients in the Bcc line. It’s this line that I would like to retrieve. I know that for the recipient, it’s impossible to know who the others are, but I thought the sender had this option.
      If you have any other suggestions, I’m all ears.
      Thanks again for your help.
      Charlie Golf
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      1. pasthou Posted messages 11309 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   1 523 > Charlie Golf
         
        I forgot to ask you what your messaging software was... because the solution I gave you
        was for Outlook Express....

        See you later
        pasthou
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    2. caroliclo
       
      Bonjour Patcthou, j'ai le même problème d'unidiclosed et je me demandais pourquoi !!! Maintenant je comprends mieux, j'utilise Incredimail. Comment dois-je procéder ? Merci de m'aider, Caroliclo.
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      1. floempa > caroliclo
         
        Hello Caroliclo

        In IncrediMail, I simply created a new group that I named Undisclosed-recipients@my address (@free.fr, @orange.fr, @gmail.com, @hotmail.com...)

        You set up the BCC field and write "undisclosed recipients@.....(group)" in it. In front, there is a little "+" which, if clicked, gives you the list of recipients. You have the option to change the recipients in your list on the fly if you wish.
        In "To", I usually put my name (address) to make it nicer.

        I know it's been a while since you asked the question, but if you haven't found the answer yet, here it is!

        Have a nice day.
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  2. Charlie Golf Posted messages 1 Status Member
     
    It's Outlook 2002. But in the meantime, I tried your method again, and actually, when I opened the sent message, the Bcc appeared. It was quite simple: I didn't need to worry about the address.
    So I found my list: Phew!
    Thanks again a thousand times for your help.
    I just registered on this forum, and I don't regret it!
    Maybe until next time...
    Charlie Golf.
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    1. pasthou Posted messages 11309 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   1 523
       
      Glad you found it.....
      See you later
      pasthou
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    1. pasthou Posted messages 11309 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   1 523
       
      And princedu38, go take a look at 3615I’m feeling needy.....

      See you soon
      Pasthou
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  4. princedu38 Posted messages 5 Status Member
     
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