If a Bcc recipient hits "Reply all"

S

Senots21

Could someone please tell me if the "Reply all" function will work for a Bcc
recipient. This could be a bit awkward if you don't want recipients to "see"
each other.
Thanks in advance
 
C

Chuck Davis

-----Original Message-----
Could someone please tell me if the "Reply all" function will work for a Bcc
recipient. This could be a bit awkward if you don't want recipients to "see"
each other.
Thanks in advance
.
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If you click Reply all, only the sender will be addressed.
Outlook has no idea who the Bcc recipients were. B=Blind.
 
J

Jeff Stephenson [MSFT]

If you click Reply all, only the sender will be addressed.
Outlook has no idea who the Bcc recipients were. B=Blind.
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Actually, the sender and *all* To: and Cc: recipients will get copies of
the reply. This can indeed be a bit awkward, depending on why people were
bccd, because all the non-bccd recipients will know that the bccd person
got the message.
 
S

Senots21

Thanks Chuck, much appreciated

Chuck Davis said:
If you click Reply all, only the sender will be addressed.
Outlook has no idea who the Bcc recipients were. B=Blind.
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V

_Vanguard_

Senots21 said:
Could someone please tell me if the "Reply all" function will work for
a Bcc
recipient. This could be a bit awkward if you don't want recipients to
"see"
each other.
Thanks in advance
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