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Chris J.
Does anyone know if this is possible without reading 50 pages of information?
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Russ Valentine [MVP Outlook]
Put the addresses in the BCC (Blind Carbon Copy) field of the mail header.
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Gordon
Russ said:Put the addresses in the BCC (Blind Carbon Copy) field of the mail header.
The OP wants to know how to hide the *senders* address, not the
*recipients* !
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Gordon
Chris said:Does anyone know if this is possible without reading 50 pages of information?
If you hide the *senders* address, how will your recipients reply to you?
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Russ Valentine [MVP Outlook]
Yes, I see that now. I've never seen anyone ask a question like that, so
it blew right past me.
That of course is impossible, as it should be. There is no legitimate
reason to do that.
it blew right past me.
That of course is impossible, as it should be. There is no legitimate
reason to do that.
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Gordon
Russ said:Yes, I see that now. I've never seen anyone ask a question like that, so
it blew right past me.
That of course is impossible, as it should be. There is no legitimate
reason to do that.
That's what I thought - how would the recipients reply?