ChatterBank2 mins ago
How do I get my BCC to show on my copies of email. Am using I.E.9.
I have obviously done some stupid thing, as they always used to be there. Any help appreciated. Thanks. B.
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As Mark points out, your post doesn't make a great deal of sense since IE9 is a web browser, not an email client. If you're using a web-based email service we'd need to know the name of the provider. If (instead of using your web browser) you're actually using an email client (such as one of those mentioned by Mark) we'd need to know which one.
However, I'll...
20:24 Sat 28th Jan 2012
As Mark points out, your post doesn't make a great deal of sense since IE9 is a web browser, not an email client. If you're using a web-based email service we'd need to know the name of the provider. If (instead of using your web browser) you're actually using an email client (such as one of those mentioned by Mark) we'd need to know which one.
However, I'll take a guess. The most frequently-reported problem relating to 'Bcc' going missing refers to Outlook Express (or similar email clients). It's resolved by simply going to the 'View' menu and clicking on 'All Headers'. Does that help?
Chris
However, I'll take a guess. The most frequently-reported problem relating to 'Bcc' going missing refers to Outlook Express (or similar email clients). It's resolved by simply going to the 'View' menu and clicking on 'All Headers'. Does that help?
Chris
Overthetop:
With Outlook Express (and similar clients) you can see who was in the Bcc field, when viewing 'Sent items', by going to 'Properties' and clicking the 'Details' tab.
If the email isn't actually open (i.e. it's simply listed in 'Sent Items') you access 'Properties' via right-clicking on the mail item
If the email has been opened (i.e. it's displayed in a window) you access 'Properties' from the 'File' menu.
Chris
With Outlook Express (and similar clients) you can see who was in the Bcc field, when viewing 'Sent items', by going to 'Properties' and clicking the 'Details' tab.
If the email isn't actually open (i.e. it's simply listed in 'Sent Items') you access 'Properties' via right-clicking on the mail item
If the email has been opened (i.e. it's displayed in a window) you access 'Properties' from the 'File' menu.
Chris
Bednobs:
Thunderbird is free. It's from the same developers who created Firefox. If you're familiar with Outlook, or Outlook Express, you'll have no problems getting to grips with it:
http://www.mozilla.org/en-GB/thunderbird/
All you then need is to know how to get it to work with BT Yahoo Mail. Easy peasy!
http://www.productsan...opic.do?topicId=25885
Chris
Thunderbird is free. It's from the same developers who created Firefox. If you're familiar with Outlook, or Outlook Express, you'll have no problems getting to grips with it:
http://www.mozilla.org/en-GB/thunderbird/
All you then need is to know how to get it to work with BT Yahoo Mail. Easy peasy!
http://www.productsan...opic.do?topicId=25885
Chris
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